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Independent, not-for-profit organization providing unbiased, reliable information about health technologies.

The organisations objective is to carry out assessment studies of medical technologies from the medical, social, economic and ethical points of view.

The Commission for Health Improvement - aiming to improve the quality of patient health care in the NHS. Independent non-departmental public body aiming to improve the quality of patient care in the NHS. Provides details of the Commission, the results of investigations, studies, reviews and reports.

The UK Healthcare Industry - Plimsoll Portfolio Analysis. Commercial site advertising a publication which describes UK companies involved in the Healthcare industry.

Health Affairs, the number one cited health policy journal devoted to publishing original, peer-reviewed research and commentary. Health policy journal publishing original, peer-reviewed research and commentary.

Comprehensive listings of sources of health economics information.

Continuously updated by experienced health economists, HealthEconomics.Com contains a world-wide list of resources on health economics, pharmacoeconomics, outcomes research, managed care, value in medicine, health-related quality of life, performance assessment, and quality of care. This easy-to-navigate web site is searchable by key word and provides visitors the ability to recommend new sites of potential interest. A world-wide list of resources on health economics, pharmacoeconomics, outcomes research, managed care, value in medicine, health-related quality of life, performance assessment, and quality of care.

HEED is the Health Economic Evaluations Database designed by health economists for use by health economists

HTA - an NHS programme of commissioned research in health technology assessment. Excellent resources for health economics in the publications section, especially recommended is the article about uncertainty in economic evaluation. State of the Art!.

iHEA has been formed to increase communication among health economists, foster a higher standard of debate in the application of economics to health and health care systems.