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I wonder if anyone can help me on this?
I know that somewhere there is a figure of how much the NHS allows per patient for an illness such as diabetes or cancer etc per year to supposedly be allocated...can anybody shed any light on where I can find info on this? Someone has told me its about £34000 per patient? I haven't got a clue where to find info on this. I know there is a formula to work out the quality of life patients should be expected to get dependent upon illnesses but didn't know the is an "allocated" amount of costs allocated to each patient.. Is this true??
This is different to how much GPs get paid per patient per year etc..not the Carr-Formula.
Any help appreciated...
I know that somewhere there is a figure of how much the NHS allows per patient for an illness such as diabetes or cancer etc per year to supposedly be allocated...can anybody shed any light on where I can find info on this? Someone has told me its about £34000 per patient? I haven't got a clue where to find info on this. I know there is a formula to work out the quality of life patients should be expected to get dependent upon illnesses but didn't know the is an "allocated" amount of costs allocated to each patient.. Is this true??
This is different to how much GPs get paid per patient per year etc..not the Carr-Formula.
Any help appreciated...