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Current Studies

Economic evaluation of kidney allocation schemes for the ATTOM (Access to Transplantation and Transplant Outcome Measures) study

Children's health state preferences learnt from animation (CHILDSPLA)

Economic evaluation of SmartTarget: Image-guided Diagnosis and Treatment of Localised Prostate Cancer

Investigation of the governance of NHS Foundation Trusts

An ‘On-call’ Facility for International Healthcare Comparisons

International Healthcare Comparisons

Clinical Effectiveness Unit, a partnership between the LSHTM and the Royal College of Surgeons of England

The Clinical Effectiveness Unit carries out national studies of the quality of surgical care. All studies involve collaboration between clinicians and methodologists and aim to provide quantitative information on determinants of variation in process and outcome. The Unit undertakes studies on clinical and cost-effectiveness of surgical interventions. 

Online International Vaccine Economics and Statistics (OLIVES)

Study of the Impact of Salmonella

Study of the Impact of Salmonella

Patient reported outcomes in surgery

Based on a literature review of PROMs and subsequent pilot study (of 2500 patients), we are currently engaged in a study of about 30 000 patients undergoing one of four elective operations (hip and knee replacement, hernia repair, varicose vein surgery) in 15 Independent Sector Treatment Centres and about 50 NHS providers. Data are collected from patients before and either 3 or 6 months after surgery. These studies have informed government policy on the mandatory collection of PROMs from April 2009.

Psychometric validation of the Anti-Clot Treatment Scale (ACTS) in venous thromboembolism and atrial fibrillation

Generation of preference-based indices from DEMQOL and DEMQOL-Proxy for use in economic evaluation

NIHR Pressure Ulcer Programme

Malawi Outcome Project - Phase I

 EURO-PREVOB – Consortium for the prevention of obesity through effective nutrition and physical activity action

AMIEHS – Avoidable mortality in the European Union: towards better indicators for the effectiveness of health systems

Barriers to take up of cycling for transport among under-represented groups of adults

Transport & Health Group

This is only a selected list of the studies currently undertaken by the Health Services Research Unit. For a more comprehensive list please contact Debby Stanley (Unit Administrator).

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