Perspectives of commissioners and cancer specialists in prioritising new cancer drugs: impact of the evidence threshold

Volume: 318, Issue: 7181, Pages: 456 - 459
Published: Feb 13, 1999
Abstract
The provision of high quality cancer services is a major priority for the NHS.1 However, greater budgetary pressures are being placed on specialist hospitals and health authorities by several factors: Christie Hospital NHS Trust in Manchester provides specialist cancer care to a population of 4.5million people from North Wales to Cumbria. The trust's drug budget of £4 million accounted for 18% of the total income from patient services in...
Paper Details
Title
Perspectives of commissioners and cancer specialists in prioritising new cancer drugs: impact of the evidence threshold
Published Date
Feb 13, 1999
Journal
Volume
318
Issue
7181
Pages
456 - 459
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