NICE at 25 : A quarter-century of evidence, values, and innovation in health (Paperback)

Foreword                             

Preface                                  

Acknowledgements

1      Introduction: Why NICE and why the book?

2      NICE and resource allocation in the NHS: paradise lost?

3      Understanding the survival of NICE through a political science lens    

4      NICE’s paradigm of public practical reasoning

5      Innovation, values and NICE’s changing societal role

6      Do NICE’s HTA processes still lead to net improvements in NHS services?

7      Public Health at NICE: Methods, politics and policy

8      Public involvement at NICE: Evolution, not revolution

9      NICE and the law: Judicial oversight, juridification and legitimacy?

10   Enhancing the value of public spending on health technology around the world

11    Conclusion: NICE from the past into the future