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| − | H5's media work is handled by [[Mihir Magudia]] of lobbying firm [[Westminster Advisers]].<ref>H5, [http://www.h5health.org/media/news/93 Media], accessed 18 October 2010.</ref> Prior to joining Westminster Advisers in 2007, | + | H5's media work is handled by [[Mihir Magudia]] of lobbying firm [[Westminster Advisers]].<ref>H5, [http://www.h5health.org/media/news/93 Media], accessed 18 October 2010.</ref> Prior to joining Westminster Advisers in 2007, Magudia was a researcher and speechwriter for the [[Liberal Democrat]] shadow cabinet.<ref>Mihir Magudia, [http://www.westminsteradvisers.co.uk/about/person/details/6/mihir-magudia Westminster Advisers, People], accessed 18 October 2010.</ref> He stood as a Lib Dem councillor in Islington in the 2010 council elections.<ref>Results, [http://www.islingtontribune.com/news/2010/may/council-elections-islington-ward-ward-results Islington Tribune], May 10, 2010</ref> |
[[Westminster Advisers]] MD, [[Dominic Church]] wrote in a blog entitled 'A new dawn for privatisation' in August 2010: | [[Westminster Advisers]] MD, [[Dominic Church]] wrote in a blog entitled 'A new dawn for privatisation' in August 2010: | ||
Revision as of 14:52, 11 February 2011
H5 or H5 Private Hospitals Alliance is a UK based lobby group representing the five largest private hospital groups in the UK. It was launched in September 2010, coinciding with the government's NHS White Paper, Equity and excellence: Liberating the NHS.[1]
Membership
H5's members account for 80% of the country’s private hospitals and 85% of all private hospital beds.[2] It’s members are:
Lobbying Links
H5's media work is handled by Mihir Magudia of lobbying firm Westminster Advisers.[3] Prior to joining Westminster Advisers in 2007, Magudia was a researcher and speechwriter for the Liberal Democrat shadow cabinet.[4] He stood as a Lib Dem councillor in Islington in the 2010 council elections.[5]
Westminster Advisers MD, Dominic Church wrote in a blog entitled 'A new dawn for privatisation' in August 2010:
- "The news that the Department of Health is seeking private investment in NHS Professionals is the beginning of the beginning for public service outsourcing on a massive scale... This is a big opportunity for private companies and investors who can spot the opportunities in government markets, develop offers that fit with ministerial priorities, and start a dialogue with the right officials through government relations."[6]
Resources
Publications
References
- ↑ H5,About Us, Organisation, accessed 18 October 2010.
- ↑ H5,About Us, Organisation, accessed 18 October 2010.
- ↑ H5, Media, accessed 18 October 2010.
- ↑ Mihir Magudia, Westminster Advisers, People, accessed 18 October 2010.
- ↑ Results, Islington Tribune, May 10, 2010
- ↑ Dominic Church, Westminster Advisers, blogs, A new dawn for privatisation, accessed 18 October 2010.
