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The costs of centralisation: a systematic review of the economic impact of the centralisation of cancer services

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While evidence suggests that within specific cancer sites centralisation of services improves outcomes and quality of care, the economic impact of centralisation is unclear. This systematic review identified 19 studies that have investigated whether or not the centralisation of cancer services results in economies of scale, or is cost-effective, or increases the costs of accessing care for patient…

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1 KM Ke Corresponding University of Bristol (GB)
2 William Hollingworth University of Bristol (GB)
3 Andy Ness University of Bristol (GB)

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