GPs have been warned they need more training in fitting contraceptive implants, the Guardian writes, following mistakes leading to unwanted pregnancies. Scientists have found a new way of delivering Alzheimer's drugs directly to the brain, the Telegraph reports. The Telegraph's hospital doctor columnist Max Pemberton writes that the government is putting ideology before patients with its reforms to the NHS. And the Guardian writes that Andrew Lansley is accused of burying a Mori poll showing record satisfaction with the NHS. The Telegraph writes that hospitals could be required to publish the results of operations carried out by individual surgeons under health secretary Andrew Lansley's health reforms. The Independent takes the angle that the 'club culture' among surgeons in resisting previous moves to publish results is costing lives. The Guardian also reports this story. In his Doctor's Diary column in the Telegraph, GP James Le Fanu writes that diagnosing allergies in children is "driving parents nuts".