How much should we spend on the NHS? : issues and challenges arising from the Wanless review of future health care spending / edited by John Appleby, Nancy Devlin, and Diane Dawson.
- Title
- How much should we spend on the NHS? : issues and challenges arising from the Wanless review of future health care spending / edited by John Appleby, Nancy Devlin, and Diane Dawson.
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- London : Kings Fund : Office of Health Economics ; York : Centre for Health Economics, University of York, c2004.
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- Description
- 145 p. : ill.; 21 cm.
- Subject
- Genre/Form
- Conference papers and proceedings
- Conference papers and proceedings.
- Congress
- Contents
- Introduction / Adrian Towse -- 1. Measuring productivity in the UK and trends in the service and non-market sectors / Mary O'Mahony -- 2. Is health care productivity cost-reducing or quality-enhancing? / Diane Dawson and Adrian Towse -- 3. Discussion : modelling health care productivity -- 4. UK evidence on 'healthy lifestyles' and their effect on the demand for health care / Klim McPherson -- 5. Age, proximity to death and future demands on the NHS / Meena Seshamani and Alastair Gray -- 6. Discussion : modelling the demand for health care -- 7. Resource and service implications of short waiting times : the French experience / Stephane Jacobzone -- 8. UK evidence on waiting / John Yates -- 9. Discussion : modelling reduction in waiting -- 10. Modelling health care spending in the US / Mark Freeland -- 11. Lessons from macroeconomic modelling in the UK / Martin Weale -- 12. Discussion : what can we learn from elsewhere?
- Owning institution
- Harvard Library
- Note
- "The chapters in this book are based on the proceedings of a workshop on November 13th 2002, jointly organised by the OHE, King's Fund, and Centre for Health Economics"--T.p. verso.
- Bibliography (note)
- Includes bibliographical references.
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