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The Socioeconomic Burden Of Cervical Cancer in the UK: What are the benefits of achieving the WHO elimination target?
24 January 2024
…analysis reveals that cervical cancer’s lifetime cost per case in the UK is a staggering £210,000. This encompasses healthcare system expenses, individual patient costs, and wider societal impacts from morbidity…
‘Macro’ Evaluation of the NIHR Oxford Biomedical Research Centre
1 May 2017
…impacts on health care provided at OUH, through both direct and indirect effects. It is clear that Oxford BRC research plays a major role within the totality of research activity…
Transferability of HTA
4 January 2017
…topic of the meeting was: Transferability of HTA. This report represents the background paper for the meeting, as developed by OHE. HTA is a tool to support health systems to…
OHE Welcomes Patrick Holmes to the Board of Trustees
28 March 2022
…and Associations (EFPIA) Healthcare Systems Working Group. Further, as OHE continues to develop a portfolio of research and consulting in the US policy arena Patrick’s experience with the US health…
Hospital Costs in Perspective
1 June 1963
Rising hospital costs have caused concern to the public, Government, and Members of Parliament ever since the start of the National Health Service. They are at present taxing the minds…
Finance of Medical Research
7 January 1964
…total and the pattern of National Health Service expenditure, which in turn is a reflection of the changes in the procedures of medical care. “New knowledge has taken surgery in…
Medical Manpower
7 January 1966
…practising of whom about half had retired on grounds of ill-health or age.… In 1964 there were estimated to be 55,000 doctors actively engaged in medicine in England and Wales….
Efficiency in the Hospital Service
7 January 1967
In 1965 the National Health Service cost the nation over £1300 million of which the Hospital Service absorbed almost £800 million. Where such very large sums of money are involved,…
Without Prescription: a Study of the Role of Self-Medication
1 July 1968
…themselves believed that their sales would dwindle once the Health Service had been established. However, even when medicines have been entirely free under the National Health Service, many people still…