I couldn't find the list, but noted the reason for setting up CHPI:
"The need for such a Centre has been evident for a number of years. Over the last decade a democratic deficit has emerged where key decisions about health and social care policy have been taken by a tight network of actors to the detriment of the public interest. This was brought into sharp focus when the 2011 Health and Social Care Bill made its way through Parliament.
No independent research-based body currently exists to present an alternative view of the reform agenda which has led to the largest reorganisation of the NHS in England since its creation.
Moreover, policy making has become less transparent, more opaque and more centralised than ever before and there are increasing concerns about conflicts of interest emerging for practitioners of health care in England, as well as for policy makers themselves."
Very, very true! That's the problem. Nobody understands where money is being spent. Stories about stationery are being used as a cover up to the real wastages. They make great headlines, because they're easily understood and the general public doesn't know any different anyway.
