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We regularly ask NHS managers what they think. We seek their views on current events
in the NHS, on policy, guidance and what's happening. It is surprising, the number of times views are at complete
odds with policy and the direction of NHS travel.
It is clear; managers are a group whose views are not, often enough, sought, or acted upon. Read here what managers really think, their private views, rarely made public in this way. You'll be surprised! 67% NHS Funding should be ring-fenced 82% The NHS should 'do more on green' 66% The GP list should stay 59% Heroin should be free on the NHS 60% Don't feel able to blow the whistle 95% Government does not understand NHS 55% Neither Tories nor Labour should run the NHS (27% Tories should-18% Labour should) 70% Think David Nicholson should stand down 88% Never be safe to blow the whistle 90% The CQC is not effective 71% My job is not safe 58% Professor Nutt was no great loss to the NHS 45% vote Tory in General Election (29% Lab, 16% Lib-D) 55% Yes, to dumping targets 78% agreed; Nursing should not be all graduate entry 88% PCTs are not up to the job 78% think more staff is the answer to better Dementia care 89% Targets are routinely fiddled 67% 'Nurse and Medical Director' board positions are token 68% bring back Community Health Councils Whose data is trusted; Dr Foster 23%, CQC 10%, Neither 63%, both 4% 68% agree, Top-Down regulation will not work 73% The NHS can live with the preBudget Report spending predictions 97% Policy documents like 'Good-to-Great', we can do without 81% FT's should hand back surpluses for 'greater good' of the whole NHS  |
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2010 Results
72% made it to the office during the snow of January 72% want the NHS run by an independent board 78% agree; OOH needs 'sorting out', and GPs should have more of a say in running it 59% want performance related pay across the NHS 65% thought regulating managers would NOT improve patient care 89% Think Labour policy on care of the elderly is an election stunt 50% think the GP 'List' and boundaries will go 69% Do not want to work in a Social Enterprise 84% NICE should make decisions about new drugs not politicians Funding Long-Term Care: 93.7% want cross-party agreement; 34.3% funding by additional insurance; 21.8% funded out of individual's estate; 71.8% from taxation 93% do not believe the NHS will hit carbon reduction targets 95% thin a 'Stafford' could happen again 83% think the Tories were wrong not to attend cross-party talks on long-term care 57% feel they do not know enough of what is going on in the NHS 69% do not want to be moved into a social enterprise 93% don't think the NHS will reach its 'green' targets 67% are against tendering for NHS services 92% say NHS inspection regime is not worth the paper it's printed on 67% don't think savings announced in response to the budget are achievable 65% thought NHS managers were not up to the job (!) 84% agreed, a seperate system for longterm care was a bad isea. It should be one integrated system 86% thought the Tory proposal to fund a new 'Cancer Drug Fund' was a bad idea |
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