Peter Smith
24 published titles
A flypaper policy simulation of the expenditure effects of Mrs Thatcher's poll tax
(Contributor)
1 edition
- Department of Public Administration and Legal Studies, University of Ulster
- 1991
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Data envelopment analysis applied to quality in primary health care
(Contributor)
1 edition
- Centre for Health Economics, University of York
- 1994
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Modelling waiting times for elective surgery
(Contributor)
2 editions
- Centre for Health Economics, University of York
- 1995
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- Centre for Health Economics, University of York
- 1995
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Measuring outcome in the public sector
(Contributor)
1 edition
- ISBN: 074840404X
- Taylor & Francis
- 1996
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Devolved purchasing in health care : a review of the issues
1 edition
- ISBN: 1902089022
- Nuffield Trust
- 1997
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Reforming markets in health care : an economic perspective
(Contributor)
1 edition
- ISBN: 0335204619
- Open University Press
- 2000
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What works? : evidence-based policy and practice in public services
(Contributor)
1 edition
- ISBN: 1861341911
- The Policy Press
- 2000
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Description of the benefit catalogue : England
(Contributor)
1 edition
- Centre for Health Economics, University of York
- 2005
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Measuring efficiency in health care : analytic techniques and health policy
(Contributor)
1 edition
- ISBN: 9780521851442
- Cambridge University Press
- 2006
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Formula funding of public services
1 edition
- ISBN: 9780203013021
- Routledge
- 2007
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Further evidence on the link between health care spending and health outcomes in England
(Contributor)
1 edition
- University of York, Centre for Health Economics
- 2007
- Details
The link between health care spending and health outcomes : evidence from English programme budgeting data
(Contributor)
2 editions
- University of York, Centre for Health Economics
- 2007
- Details
- University of York, Centre for Health Economics
- 2007
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The link between healthcare spending and health outcomes : evidence from English programme budgeting data
(Contributor)
1 edition
- ISBN: 9780954896881
- Health Foundation
- 2007
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Treatment of circulatory disease in the NHS : measuring trends in hospital costs and output
(Contributor)
1 edition
- ISBN: 9781906461003
- Health Foundation
- 2007
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Further evidence on the link between healthcare spending and health outcomes in England
(Contributor)
2 editions
- ISBN: 9781906461034
- Health Foundation
- 2008
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The link between health care spending and health outcomes for the new English primary care trusts
(Contributor)
2 editions
- University of York, Centre for Health Economics
- 2008
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- Centre for Health Economics, University of York
- 2008
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Health care systems in developing and transition countries : the role of research evidence
(Contributor)
1 edition
- ISBN: 9781848440029
- Edward Elgar
- 2009
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The link between healthcare spending and health outcomes for the new English primary care trusts
(Contributor)
1 edition
- ISBN: 9781906461096
- Health Foundation
- 2009
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Performance measurement for health system improvement : experiences, challenges and prospects
(Contributor)
1 edition
- ISBN: 9780521133487
- Cambridge University Press
- 2009
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Commissioning health : a comparison of English primary care trusts : preliminary statistical analysis
(Contributor)
1 edition
- ISBN: 9781906461195
- Health Foundation
- 2010
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The Oxford handbook of health economics
(Contributor)
1 edition
- ISBN: 9780199238828
- Oxford University Press
- 2011
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Health system performance comparison : an agenda for policy, information and research
(Contributor)
1 edition
- ISBN: 9780335247264
- Open University Press
- 2013
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Methods for the estimation of the NICE cost effectiveness threshold
(Contributor)
1 edition
- The University of York, Centre for Health Economics, Economics of Social and Health Care Research Un
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Methods for the estimation of the NICE cost effectiveness threshold : final report
(Contributor)
1 edition
- The University of York, Centre for Health Economics
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