0:00:06how we're so show which was funded by
0:00:10not an issue health research and the medical research council in the united kingdom
0:00:15how the objective of estimating the
0:00:18a cost effectiveness ratio that should be used white noise
0:00:22that is
0:00:23the amount of money
0:00:25the n h s
0:00:27should spend all two
0:00:29how units of health improvement offered by new medical intervention
0:00:35so in terms of the that the readership of our report i think there are
0:00:39number of important stakeholders firstly pats primarily the national institute
0:00:46the health clinical excellence
0:00:48the second relevance like a would be the department of health in the u k
0:00:52and the thoughts like a group
0:00:55i think would be the n h s more generally
0:00:58in the decisions a resource allocation decisions are taken over time in the images not
0:01:04just by a white noise in the department help of i
0:01:07principal way every
0:01:09adopt and thus
0:01:10administrator in the system
0:01:12and those results allocations decision the decisions should also be considering she's the cost effectiveness
0:01:20i
0:01:21it may be that our estimate of the threshold
0:01:24is informative in their decisions about how much they should be kind of have good
0:01:29as well
0:01:32so i think they that they you obviously key conclusion about work is that we
0:01:38have an estimate from threshold which is estimated we consider one so that e
0:01:43but is there to be considered more relevant policy like this
0:01:47the workshop would
0:01:49how limited out how
0:01:52data
0:01:53routinely collected i'd really and edges all to estimate the cost affect the threshold l
0:01:58work tells us something we haven't not very much about before
0:02:03and that is that's high the pensions
0:02:07whose health
0:02:09is full column
0:02:10as a result of the n h s deciding to
0:02:14found more expensive medical intervention