Articles by Paul Corrigan
Paul Corrigan was a health adviser to the Labour government

Hospital corridor

The hospital is dead

Paul Corrigan  |   2 November 2011

We must resist the drift to conservatism and support the case for radical changes in NHS hospitals As a political stream that sees itself as radical, one problem for the left is that in some areas of political change its first instinct is to conserve the status quo. For example, the left’s initial politics when …

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All that is solid turns into air – except hospitals

Paul Corrigan  |   20 May 2010

The contradictions of modern Conservatism will be exposed in its current policy towards the NHS, just as the party's pro-market and nostalgia strands have struggled in the past

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NICE to see you?

Paul Corrigan  |   8 January 2010

The Cameron confusion over the role of the National Institute for Clinical Excellence

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Tory politics will undermine policy

Paul Corrigan  |   7 January 2010

The Tories' desire to play politics with the NHS will lead them to ignore clinical advice and their own policies.

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