November 22, 2007

Measuring performance and missing the point?

IHIona HeathTransnational Press London JHJulia Hippisley‐CoxUniversity of Nottingham

Liam SmeethPreventive Cardiology

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Targets do not necessarily translate into improvements for service users. Iona Heath, Julia Hippisley-Cox, and Liam Smeeth argue that performance measurement in the UK is shifting focus from what each patient needs and those who need it most

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