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more than a third of all hospital admissions – 5.4 million in total – and two-thirds of all hospital bed days. It also found that the NHS spent £434 million in 2013/14 treating over 180,000 hospital patients with an unplanned admission for a urinary tract infection; unplanned admissions owing to diabetic complications cost over £200 million each year. Additional findings were that each NHS trust handles on average over 100 deaths each year from congestive heart failure, but with regional differences in approach and success rates: for example, 66% of presenting heart patients in the
Southwest were treated in hospital compared to just 16% in the West Midlands.
311:, in September 2023 that revealed widespread variation in the instance and quality of meaningful patient involvement across the 42 Integrated Care Systems (ICSs) of NHS England. Research into the structures, policies and processes of the country’s 42 Integrated Care Systems found that, while there are examples of best practice, 40 percent of them had no formal patient involvement in Board meetings and subcommittees. The report also revealed the postcode lottery for patient involvement, with the worst provision in the Midlands and the South, with the Northeast leading the way in integrating patient insight into decision making.
507:, research by the Medical Technology Group into CCGs' lists of 'Procedures of Limited Clinical Value' in October 2018 revealed. Other findings were that almost half of CCGs limit access to hernia repair and many take a 'watchful waiting' approach, which can increase emergency cases and lead to worse patient outcomes. In addition, 78 CCGs restrict hip and knee replacement, despite the surgery being proven to be effective in keeping people mobile since over half a century. A further 12 CCGs refuse to provide patients with
487:, published in January 2020, the MTG assessed the mechanisms for innovation and technology within the NHS, and whether they foster an environment that delivers timely treatments to patients and takes full advantage of the health technology on offer. The report evaluated the key innovation organisations, based on factors such as how they perform, interact and operate with one another and considered the changes that have taken place since the 2016 DĂ©jĂ Review report, assessing whether the development of the
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better than those in the South. The number of patients receiving NHS treatment in June 2021 ranged from 2.52 per 1,000 population in Wirral CCG to 8.77 per 1,000 population in
Wakefield CCG, over three times higher. The best performing region was the Northeast which treated 5.37 patients per 1,000 population, compared to 3.38 in London and 4.14 in the East. Of the 10 best performing CCGs, 7 were in the North, while 8 of the 10 worst performing CCGs were in the Midlands and South.
560:. Building on the Work Foundation's 2011 study, the report explores the societal and economic impact of eight technologies: hip replacements; implantable cardiac defibrillators (ICDs); insulin pumps; diagnostics, including sepsis; fibroid embolisation; pain management; wound care; and coronary angioplasty. The report concluded that ÂŁ476 million in savings per year could be generated from the use of eight technologies in reduced long-term health costs and benefit payments.
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544:, which concluded that the NHS is risking missing out on the opportunity to benefit from the use of innovative medical technology. Seven recommendations for ensuring healthcare systems assess, procure, commission and deliver technology-based treatments effectively are set out in the report. Writing on the
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September 2022, the Medical Technology Group published a report on patient referral data from NHS England for all completed pathways, as well as specialised treatment areas including general surgery, cardiology and orthopaedics. The report revealed the best performing regions in England, with some
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The report was published during the Covid-19 pandemic. Speaking on the report, MTG Chair
Barbara Harpham said “The benefits of medical technology for patients have been clear during the COVID-19 pandemic if we are going to take advantage of new technology to enable the health service to recover and
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In
November 2023, the Medical Technology Group called for a full review into Community Diagnostic Centres and Surgical Hubs in its second report into the elective care backlog. Following an investigation revealing regional variation in best practice sharing and performance reviews, chair of the MTG
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examined five clinical areas in NHS 18 Week
Referral to Treatment and NHS Atlas of Variation data. It found that nine out of ten of the poorest performing CCGs were based in the south of England and that almost three times more patients were waiting longer than 18 weeks for treatment compared with
531:, as of limited value – thereby delaying or denying surgery to patients in pain." In 2019 the Medical Technology Group launched a campaign 'Ration Watch' calling for a national body to scrutinise decisions by individual CCGs and ensure patient access to treatments is consistent across the country.
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In
September 2021, the Medical Technology Group released analysis of NHS England data, called Ration Watch UK, that revealed huge regional variation in the number of patients receiving NHS treatment in England. It found that Clinical Commissioning Groups (CCGs) in the North performed significantly
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In 2015 the
Medical Technology Group contacted every acute trust and clinical commissioning group in England to identify the level of unplanned or emergency hospital admissions for urology, diabetes and heart failure. The research found that unplanned and emergency hospital admissions account for
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In June 2015 the MTG published its review of the 2011 Innovation, Health & Wealth report by NHS Improvement & Efficiency, Innovation and
Service Improvement. The scorecard reviewed progress against the six areas identified by the NHS as those where clinical commissioning groups and acute
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The data also revealed that the NHS in
England was treating significantly fewer patients than before the Covid-19 pandemic. A comparison found that 242,293 people received treatment in July 2021, nearly 22,000 fewer (-8%) than the same period in 2019 (264,108). The MTG proposed a five-point
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In March 2021, the Medical Technology Group published its Medical Technology Access Accelerator report, reviewing the current NHS infrastructure for introducing medical technologies and setting out eleven recommendations to improve the systematic uptake and spread of innovation. Among its
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2. Enhance the weighting given to value within the assessment process for medical technologies, particularly on the value to the patient, to ensure that cost is not the single factor to consider when deciding on innovative technologies to approve for use in the NHS.
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recommendations, the report emphasises the need for a single pathway to support innovators to effectively navigate the system, guaranteed funding and commissioning, as well as the importance of including patients in decisions around a technology’s adoption.
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suggested that increasing the provision of medical technology can "help patients better manage their conditions" and lead a "longer and relatively healthy life". It also suggested that by making greater use of technology there are cost benefits for the
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Fair and timely commissioning, where commissioning decisions by NHS England and proven, recommended technologies are linked to funding, wider societal value is included in NICE decisions, and long-term decision making that improves health outcomes is
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trusts could improve patient care through high impact innovations. The report revealed a very mixed picture, with both CCGs and trusts in some areas performing much worse than others, and some regions of the country drastically underperforming.
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3. Support the adoption and spread of proven, effective medical technologies by ensuring effective payment mechanisms and support for spread within the NHS, to ensure equitable access to medical technologies for patients across the country.
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In August 2023, the Medical Technology Group published a report examining the barriers to the uptake of innovation by the NHS, particularly for small and medium sized enterprises. The MTG called for three recommendations for the NHS:
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Nine out of ten regional NHS plans are failing to pay enough attention to the role of medical technology, a report by the Medical Technology Group report found in November 2018. All 44 regional STP plans were analysed in the report
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November 2012. The report made seven recommendations for improvement including greater transparency so that patients can compare the performance of their local health service and inspections of the poorest performing CCGs by
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manifesto to coincide with the twentieth anniversary of the MTG’s formation in 2001. The report highlights the achievements in medical technology in the past two decades and includes contributions from Rachel Power, CEO of
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Prioritisation of the patient voice, including consulting patients on decisions around commissioning and funding, and offering them all the diagnosis and treatment decisions available so they can make an informed
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1. Create a single pathway within the NHS for medical technologies, with easy-to-understand steps and processes, and clear guidance on how medical technologies can be adopted in the NHS at pace and scale.
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366:, and health innovation policy expert, Paul Blakeley. It calls for better access to medical technology to reduce pressure, clinician time, and costly interventions in the NHS, and recommends:
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597:, the MTG noted that the NHS has historically and consistently failed to apply any learnings from the previous reviews, including 2011's much-quoted Innovation, Health and Wealth (IHW).
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published an article in October 2022 by Chair of the MTG, Barbara Harpham, which examined the need for organisations to share best practices in order to improve care within the NHS.
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hospitals in the southwest and northeast treating up to three times as many patients as those in London and the Midlands, and shared examples of best practice. The
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for women. The report, which was welcomed by the British Society of Interventional Radiologists, highlighted a lack of coherent commissioning in England, despite
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website, MTG Chair Barbara Harpham said: "Until it puts an end to its perverse incentives, the NHS will never truly embrace technology and realise its benefits."
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572:(CCGs) in England – published in August 2017 – revealed wide variation in waiting times and access to medical technology for patients. The study
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in England. The report suggested that patient experiences vary significantly according to the financial calendar and where they live.
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Tackling the Elective Backlog: A Spotlight Report on the Implementation and Impact of Surgical Hubs and Community Diagnostic Centres
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Labour market participation and productivity (increasing labour market participation, retaining skills and improving productivity).
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Barbara Harpham expressed concern that some patients could be missing out on the latest medical technology.
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Keeping Britain Working – How medical technology can help reduce the cost of ill health to the UK economy
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Keeping Britain Working: How medical technology can help reduce the cost of ill health to the UK economy
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become more efficient in the future, we need a simple, clear mechanism for adopting new treatments”.
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manufacturers. Its stated aim is to "work together to improve patient access to effective
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clinical guidelines recommending UFE as a first-line treatment for symptomatic fibroids.
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took the recommendations made in this report into account and avoided previous mistakes.
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Delivering Meaningful Patient Involvement: The MTG's Guide for Integrated Care Systems
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1461:"THE NORTH-SOUTH NHS DIVIDE: HOW WHERE YOU ARE NOT WHAT YOU NEED DICTATES YOUR CARE"
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Tackling Regional Variation in Healthcare: Inequalities, Innovation and Integration
691:, funded by a research grant from the MTG. The report, which was launched in the
667:, reviewed ten years of government data on knee and hip replacement, and data from
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Improvements in health care (quality, efficiency and the empowerment of patients);
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2020:"Infection Prevention and Control – Combatting a problem that has not gone away"
1431:"NHS is 'missing a trick' by opting for cheaper treatment options, report warns"
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Infection Prevention and Control – Combatting a problem that has not gone away
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Adding Value: The Economic and Societal Benefits of Medical Technology
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In 2011 the MTG and patient support group FEmISA published a report,
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695:, identified three key areas of benefits from medical technologies:
1064:"Adopting medical technology: the case for a fast-tracked approach"
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The MTG is chaired by Barbara Harpham, former National Director of
2236:"Five minutes with ... the chair of the Medical Technology Group"
1990:"The long term benefits of medical technology must be recognised"
1212:"More than half of NHS authorities rationing cataract operations"
1033:"New NHS model needed for adoption of innovative medical devices"
983:"Location, location, location: NHS treatment is still a lottery"
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post-Covid NHS Standard: Patient Charter to address the issue.
775:. The report was the subject of an early day motion tabled by
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in England on the provision of insulin pumps to patients with
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1818:"A&E overcrowding may cost lives, emergency doctors warn"
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In November 2021, the Medical Technology Group published its
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Medical and health organisations based in the United Kingdom
2267:"UK lags behind rest of Europe with latest heart treatments"
2206:"NHS 'must boost use of technology' or risk falling behind"
1755:"Hip and Knee Replacements: Combating Patient Lotteries"
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Déjà Review – what lessons can be learned from the past?
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Déjà Review – what lessons can be learned from the past?
2077:"Your first choice: the provision of and access to UFE"
1848:"Patients must get fairer access to medical technology"
1239:"Revealed: CCGs restricting access to basic treatments"
519:(RNIB) described the findings as "shocking", while the
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National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence
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The provision of and access to Uterine Artery/Fibroid
378:(ICSs) implementing and being accountable for uptake.
1605:"Better use of technology could slash A&E costs"
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Bevan, Stephen; Zheltoukhova, Ksenia; McGee, Robin.
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895:(Report). Medical Technology Group. September 2022.
861:(Report). Medical Technology Group. September 2023.
1551:"Meet Google Drive – One place for all your files"
1122:"Our NHS: A Spotlight on the Innovation Landscape"
939:(Report). Medical Technology Group. November 2021.
844:(Report). Medical Technology Group. November 2023.
724:National Institute for Health and Care Excellence
665:Hip and Knee Surgery: Combating Patient Lotteries
176:International Alliance of Patients' Organisations
2176:"Fear of cuts to NHS medical technology budgets"
1159:"The innovation buck stops with you, Mr Hancock"
878:(Report). Medical Technology Group. August 2023.
485:Our NHS: A Spotlight on the Innovation Landscape
143:ERIC, the Children's Bowel & Bladder Charity
768:Making the Economic Case for Medical Technology
1684:"Innovation adoption: stuck in the slow lane?"
1237:Brennan, Sharon; Reid, Jenna (20 March 2019).
1661:"Innovation, Health and Wealth - A Scorecard"
1301:"NHS regional plans not valuing medical tech"
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908:"Sharing best practice needs to be enforced"
57:Association of British HealthTech Industries
1635:"Accessing all areas of medical technology"
985:. Medical Technology Group. September 2021.
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1576:"Wasteful NHS reports could pay for drugs"
27:) is a not for profit organisation in the
2299:2000 establishments in the United Kingdom
2129:"Economic Benefits of Medical Technology"
1328:"The not so white heat of NHS technology"
710:Uterine artery/fibroid embolisation (UFE)
610:Innovation, Health & Wealth Scorecard
517:Royal National Institute for Blind People
445:Learn how and when to remove this message
387:Regional variation in NHS treatment rates
309:Delivering Meaningful Patient Involvement
2324:Medical technology in the United Kingdom
173:Ileostomy and Internal Pouch Association
997:"Medical Technology Access Accelerator"
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1525:"How bad is the NHS postcode lottery?"
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1189:"Procedures of Limited Clinical Value"
750:. The findings were the subject of an
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1785:Kmietowicz, Zosia (6 November 2013).
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1307:from the original on 15 November 2018
1303:. Health Business. 15 November 2018.
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639:; catheter-related blood infections;
466:Medical Technology Access Accelerator
207:National Rheumatoid Arthritis Society
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1908:"Patients facing hip-knee 'lottery'"
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1878:"Patients facing hip-knee 'lottery'"
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1727:Adrian, O’Dowd (15 September 2014).
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1411:from the original on 7 December 2023
1157:Barbara, Harpham (4 February 2020).
1138:from the original on 30 January 2020
1068:British Journal of Hospital Medicine
934:MTG Manifesto – MedTech the Solution
914:from the original on 11 October 2022
906:Harpham, Barbara (11 October 2022).
423:adding citations to reliable sources
103:British Cardiac Patients Association
31:comprising patient groups, research
2309:Health policy in the United Kingdom
2216:from the original on 3 January 2020
1816:Campbell, Denis (6 November 2013).
1441:from the original on 4 January 2018
1338:from the original on 3 January 2019
1882:Yahoo News (via Press Association)
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315:Barriers to adoption of innovation
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1641:from the original on 8 April 2016
1611:. British Journal of Cardiology.
1210:Laura, Donnelly (20 March 2019).
1062:Harpham, Barbara (20 July 2021).
336:Variation in regional performance
2329:Medical technology organizations
2265:Nigel, Hawkes (8 October 2015).
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1682:Harpham, Barbara (August 2015).
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1496:Davis, Nicola (15 August 2017).
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1265:"STPs AND THE USE OF TECHNOLOGY"
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718:, a less invasive treatment for
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964:from the original on 2019-03-31
813:"Early Day Motion 216, 2000-01"
43:". The Group launched in 2001.
779:. The motion was signed by 30
542:STPs and the use of technology
535:STPs and the use of technology
479:Innovation adoption in the NHS
303:Meaningful Patient Involvement
16:UK not for profit organisation
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570:clinical commissioning groups
509:continuous glucose monitoring
501:clinical commissioning groups
235:Pumping Marvellous Foundation
307:The MTG published a report,
227:Pelvic Pain Support Network
213:Obesity Empowerment Network
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1435:Building Better Healthcare
1037:Building Better Healthcare
766:In 2004, the MTG's report
513:individual funding request
268:The Circulation Foundation
242:Royal Osteoporosis Society
224:Patients Information Forum
2136:patientsorganizations.org
1729:"British Medical Journal"
1688:Clinical Services Journal
1358:"KEEPING BRITAIN WORKING"
673:acute NHS hospital trusts
525:hip and knee replacements
521:Royal College of Surgeons
489:Accelerated Access Review
1523:Pym, Hugh (2017-08-15).
637:urinary tract infections
360:the Patients Association
272:The Patients Association
203:Macmillan Cancer Support
109:Clinician Representative
21:Medical Technology Group
2150:"Early day motion 1865"
2103:"Early day motion 1167"
1912:London Evening Standard
1404:. The Work Foundation.
1080:10.12968/hmed.2021.0311
773:National Health Service
734:In 2010 the MTG made a
661:National Health Service
495:CCG treatment rationing
376:Integrated Care Systems
216:Olympus Medical Systems
1437:. HPCi Media Limited.
736:freedom of information
730:Insulin pump provision
679:Work Foundation report
669:freedom of information
635:; catheter-associated
625:freedom of information
343:Health Service Journal
70:AntiCoagulation Europe
1852:The Information Daily
1332:BMA Free for All blog
1193:www.rationwatch.co.uk
781:Members of Parliament
252:Somerville Foundation
190:Johnson & Johnson
158:Group B Strep Support
2212:. 25 November 2009.
2182:. 25 November 2009.
1942:Lancaster University
758:on 9 December 2010.
687:published a report,
655:Hip and knee surgery
601:Unplanned admissions
568:A review of all 209
419:improve this section
355:Medtech the Solution
134:Edwards Lifesciences
95:Bladder and Bowel UK
41:medical technologies
2314:Implants (medicine)
2242:. 7 February 2014.
2079:. The King's Fund.
1914:. 6 November 2013.
1884:. 6 November 2013.
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740:primary care trusts
685:The Work Foundation
503:restrict access to
91:British Liver Trust
76:Arrhythmia Alliance
1326:Harpham, Barbara.
762:Medical technology
683:In November 2011,
259:Stroke Association
231:Prostate Cancer UK
195:Kidney Research UK
180:Intuitive Surgical
2152:. UK Parliament.
2105:. UK Parliament.
1938:"Work Foundation"
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958:rationwatch.co.uk
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793:Heart Research UK
756:Adrian Sanders MP
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