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000321: Health Research in England: Topic for Debate

David Taylor

000320: Economic Aspects of the Development of New Medicines

George Teeling Smith

000314: Medicines: 50 Years of Progress 1930-1980

Nick Wells

000309: Question of Balance: the Benefits and Risks of Pharmaceutical Innovation

George Teeling Smith

000301: Medicines for the year 2000

George Teeling Smith;Nick Wells

000283: Pharmaceutical Prices: A continental view

Klaus von Grebmer

000276: Sources of Information for Prescribing Doctors in Britain

Office of Health Economics

000272: Childhood and Adolescent Mental Health: Understanding the Lifetime Impacts

Tara St. John;Lucy Leon;Andrew McCulloch

000270: Health Systems Performance Assessment

Christopher Murray

000268: Economic Post-Launch Studies: Matching the Desirable with the Feasible

Anne R. Mason;Michael F. Drummond;Adrian Towse

000266: Saving Lives, Buying Time: Economics of Malaria Drugs in an Age of Resistance

Kenneth Arrow

000264: The New Global Economics of Vaccines: Will the Scientific Potential Be Realised?

Jean Stephenne

000260: Brand Names in Prescribing

Office of Health Economics

000256: Canberra Hypothesis: the Economics of the Prescription Medicine Market

Office of Health Economics

000244: NHS Outcomes, Performance and Productivity

Deven Chauhan

000243: QALYs versus Experience: A Perspective from Experimental Economics

Daniel Kahneman

000223: Pharmaceutical Industry and Society: a Study of the Changing Environment and Economics of the International Industry

George Teeling Smith

000221: Measuring Health Output, Productivity and Equity: Future Challenges

Anthony Atkinson

000220: Getting the Most out of PROMs: Putting Health Outcomes at the Heart of NHS Decision-Making

Nancy Devlin

000218: US Healthcare Reform: Monumental Health System Transformation or Fatally Flawed Compromise?

Alan M. Garber

000207: Evaluation in the Health Services

Office of Health Economics

000204: Shedding the Pounds: Obesity Management, NICE Guidance and Bariatric Surgery in England

Phill O’Neill

000195: Biosimilars: How Much Entry and Price Competition Will Result?

Adrian Towse

000189: Incorporating Multiple Criteria in HTA: Methods and Processes

Nancy Devlin

000184: New Drugs to Tackle Antimicrobial Resistance: Analysis of EU Policy Options

Adrian Towse

000179: Achieving World Class Outcomes in Cancer Treatment

Sir Mike Richards

000176: Using Happiness to Value Health

Paul Dolan

000170: Medicines in the 1990s: a Technological Forecast

Office of Health Economics

000164: Innovation in Industry: a Factor for Growth

Office of Health Economics

000163: Human Relations in General Practice

John McKenzie

000161: Economics and Innovation the Pharmaceutical Industry

George Teeling Smith

000150: Consumer and the Health Service

John McKenzie

000147: Provision of General Medical Care in New Towns

Dr John Fry;John McKenzie

000137: Innovation Balance of Payments: the Experience of the Pharmaceutical Industry

George Teeling Smith

000135: The R&D Cost of a New Medicine

Adrian Towse

000133: Alive to Forty-Five

George Teeling Smith

000131: Women in Medicine: The Results of an Inquiry Conducted by the Medical Practitioners' Union in 1962 – 63

Margot Jefferys;Patricia M. Elliott

000129: Surveillance and Early Diagnosis and General Practice

George Teeling Smith

000122: Residue of Poliomyelitis

Michael Lee

000119: Science, Industry in the State

George Teeling Smith

000101: Health Services in Western Europe

Office of Health Economics

000036: What constitutes credible evidence of effectiveness

Michael Rawlins

000035: The challenges and economics of drug development in 2022

Nancy Mattison

000003: OHE Guide to UK Health and Health Care Statistics

Emma Hawe;Lesley Cockcroft