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Emeritus Prof Christopher May
Emeritus Prof Christopher May
@ChrisMayLA6@zirk.us  ·  activity timestamp last week

Roy Lilley (NHSManagers.net) sums up the NHS year as follows:

1. You Cannot Re-organise Your Way Out of Operational Failure;

2. Long-Term Plans Are Irrelevant When the Short Term Is Unsafe;

3. Maternity, a Case Study in Knowing Everything and Doing Nothing;

4. You Can’t Fix a Workforce Crisis by Misunderstanding the Workforce;

5. The NHS Runs on Informal Trust… the Centre Is Burning It...

and, much of the (recent, post-Tory) blame he suggests lies with West Streeting

#Health #NHS

The NHS survived this year because its staff absorbed the consequences of decisions they did not make and chaos they did not create.

The blunt message from this year is the NHS is led by someone who isn’t clever enough, experienced enough and is too cocky by half.  

Potentially, the NHS slip-sliding into failure creates an incentive for Streeting to launch a leadership bid in 2026... so that his political legacy does not amount to several years of catastrophe at the NHS.

As much as we can’t have another year of him in the NHS... we can't have him anywhere near Downing Street.
The NHS survived this year because its staff absorbed the consequences of decisions they did not make and chaos they did not create. The blunt message from this year is the NHS is led by someone who isn’t clever enough, experienced enough and is too cocky by half. Potentially, the NHS slip-sliding into failure creates an incentive for Streeting to launch a leadership bid in 2026... so that his political legacy does not amount to several years of catastrophe at the NHS. As much as we can’t have another year of him in the NHS... we can't have him anywhere near Downing Street.
The NHS survived this year because its staff absorbed the consequences of decisions they did not make and chaos they did not create. The blunt message from this year is the NHS is led by someone who isn’t clever enough, experienced enough and is too cocky by half. Potentially, the NHS slip-sliding into failure creates an incentive for Streeting to launch a leadership bid in 2026... so that his political legacy does not amount to several years of catastrophe at the NHS. As much as we can’t have another year of him in the NHS... we can't have him anywhere near Downing Street.
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