Purpose. A range of barriers may constrain the effective implementation of strategies to
deliver precision medicine. If the marginal costs and consequences of precision medicine …

Background Economic evaluations have suggested that risk-stratified breast cancer
screening may be cost-effective but have used assumptions to estimate the cost of risk …

Background. With low implementation of cost-effective health technologies being a problem
in many health systems, it is worth considering the potential effects of research on …

Background A fundamental debate in the transition towards universal health coverage
concerns whether to establish an explicit health benefits package to which all citizens are …

Introduction Use of home dialysis by centres in the UK varies considerably and is
decreasing despite attempts to encourage greater use. Knowing what drives this …

Background Examples of precision medicine are complex interventions featuring both
testing and treatment components. Because of this complexity, there are often barriers to the …

Objectives Estimates of future health technology diffusion, or future uptake over time, are a
requirement for different analyses performed within health technology assessments …

Purpose. Clinical practice variations and low implementation of effective and cost-effective
health care technologies are a key challenge for health care systems and may lead to …

Objectives Patients undergoing long-term anticancer therapy typically require one of 3
venous access devices: Hickman-type device (HICK), peripherally inserted central catheter …

Background: Methods for the economic evaluation of implementation initiatives to increase
the uptake of cost-effective healthcare interventions are not standardised. Value of …