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- J-P Jeannon, I Abbs, F Calman, M Gleeson, A Lyons, K Hussain, M McGurk, M O'Connell, D Probert, R Ng, and R Simo.
- Clin Otolaryngol. 2008 Apr 1; 33 (2): 149-51.
AbstractThe implementation of the National Institute of Clinical Excellence improving outcome guidelines (NICE-IOG) manual for head and neck cancer may have a huge potential cost implication. Head and neck cancer is a rare disease which utilises large quantities of resources which can only be provided in a tertiary centre. Head and neck cancer services should be centralised into a single site for each cancer network. A new higher tariff rate for complex head and neck cancer cases is needed which recognises the true cost of this work. Each network should set its own tariff to make head and neck cancer care financially viable.
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