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- A Maynard and T Sheldon.
- York Health Economics Consortium, York University, UK.
- Health Serv J. 1997 Sep 25;107(5572):24-6.
AbstractThe government should not increase funding to the NHS until it can be demonstrated that this will improve population health and that the money cannot be made available from reducing current inefficiencies. The absence of an information base in the NHS is one of the greatest challenges. The new administration needs to acquire a deeper understanding of how resources are being used. New untested organisational structures and policy stunts should be avoided. Waiting lists should be prioritised according to urgency and ability to benefit.
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