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In 2009, the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (NICE) issued supplementary advice to its Appraisal … cost-effective. However, NICE’s public consultation revealed concerns that there is little scientific evidence to support … single ‘consensus’ set of preferences, we conclude that there are ways in which the results suggest that the current NICE …
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Severity of illness is an important official criterion for priority setting in health care in a number of jurisdictions …. An 8-point scale of severity and functional status has been used in a number of studies in Norway in order to estimate … the strength of concerns for severity in population samples. The scale has attracted international attention and may be of …
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Location can be a defining element of the preferences and values that the public holds for forests. Irish forest policy has undergone a number of developments in recent years with a current emphasis on sustainable forest management, which requires accounting for a wider suite of forest benefits...
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The study demonstrated how a patient choice model could be used by decision makers for developing successful policies that takes into account different healthcare needs, balancing responsiveness with care continuity, equity and appropriateness. Considering that a primary care centre would...
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Clinical practice guidelines produced by NICE – the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence – are seen as key … mechanisms to regulate and standardise UK healthcare practice, but their development is known to be problematic, and their … the response of healthcare professionals to publication of a single NICE guideline in 2009 which proposed a re …
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To determine the willingness to pay (WTP) of senior managers in the UK National Health Service (NHS) for services to …
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This thesis addresses several issues raised by the introduction in France of economic incentives such as pay-For-Performance applied to general practice. These incentive schemes are designed to improve the quality of care, but they are discussed both in terms of effectiveness and potential side...
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total of 1799 respondents in the UK (each completed 15 DCETTO tasks on-line). We compared models across different sample …
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There have been changes in the way that NICE evaluates medical treatments for patients who are in the last stages of … their lives. If medicines fulfil some criteria to be considered “end of life” NICE considers if QALYs gained under these …
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