The power of prevention and what it requires
SH Woolf
Journal of the American Medical Association, 2008, 299(20), pp2437-2439
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Prioritisation of prevention services: determining the applicability of research from the US to the English context
The final report for this study was commissioned for Health England by Department of Health Policy Research Programme. The study was carried out by the Health Economics Research Group at Brunel University. The researchers looked at whether the methods used and results obtained in the prioritizsation of clinical preventive interventions, conducted by the “Partnership for Prevention” in the US, are applicable in England. Click here to read more.
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