Professor Marianna Fotaki

Marianna is Professor of Business Ethics, Warwick Business School, University of Warwick. She holds degrees in medicine, health policy and planning and a doctorate from London School of Economics and Political Science. Before joining academia Marianna has worked as a medical doctor for Médecins du Monde and Médecins sans Frontiers in Turkey Iraq and Albania and as the EU resident senior adviser to the governments of Russia, Georgia and Armenia for ten years in total.See all posts by Professor Marianna Fotaki

Outsource first, evaluate later

Nick Taylor & Professor Marianna Fotaki | September 1, 2014 | Blog

Nick Taylor surveys the impact of outsourcing welfare programmes, and Marianna Fotaki considers the lessons for the NHS

What market-based patient choice can’t do for the NHS: The theory and evidence of how choice works in health care

Professor Marianna Fotaki | March 26, 2014 | Analyses

This analysis looks at how the concept of patient choice has worked in the NHS in recent years.

On compassion, markets and ethics of care

Professor Marianna Fotaki | November 27, 2013 | Blog

CHPI’s Marianna Fotaki looks at what is missing from the Government’s response to the Francis Report.

The future of the NHS? Lessons from the market in social care in England

Professor Marianna Fotaki, Sally Ruane & Colin Leys | October 22, 2013 | Reports

This report looks at how the market in social care services in England provides the best available example for policy makers of what happens to the quality of care and the terms and conditions of the care workforce when competitive pressures are used to bring about a reduction in the cost of care to the taxpayer.

Professor Marianna Fotaki

Professor Marianna Fotaki

Outsource first, evaluate later

What market-based patient choice can’t do for the NHS: The theory and evidence of how choice works in health care

On compassion, markets and ethics of care

The future of the NHS? Lessons from the market in social care in England

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