Evaluation and implementation in practice
Introduction
Clinical trials and health economics play critical roles in the development, evaluation, and adoption of new health interventions, including new health technologies. They ensure that new treatments, devices, and interventions are not only effective and safe but also cost-effective and accessible to the broader population. Health innovation implementation also requires considerable stakeholder engagement and an understanding of system and service integration.
Our work
At Warwick we have one of the largest clinical trials units in the UK and a sizeable multi-disciplinary health economics team, who work together on Health Technology Assessments. In addition, Warwick Screening undertakes evidence review for national and international policy-makers. Warwick Business School houses experts in healthcare organisation and leadership as well as the management of innovation processes, which are critical factors in innovation adoption.
Evaluation and Implementation case studies
Centre for Health Economics
The Centre for Health Economics works at the bridge between social and health sciences, exploring the socioeconomic value of health, and seeking to inform policy.
Clinical Trials Unit
Our award-winning clinical trials unit works in collaboration with clinical trialists, statisticians, economists, clinical experts and project managers on a range of trials including cancer, critical care, maternal health and surgery rehabilitiation.
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At Warwick Medical School, we seek to identify and answer fundamental questions on the origins, detection, prevention, and treatment of human disease. Our Clinical Trials Unit delivers world-class clinical trials which transform the lives of patients, whilst the Directorate of Applied Health focuses on the design and evaluation of interventions.