… Since the introduction of the NHS quasi-market in April 1991, we can identify a series of
pro-market reforms, some of which have reinforced the original goals of the Working for Patients …

… In this paper we examine the impact of the entry of private hospitals on the public market for
elective … the impacts of the wider introduction of private providers on the NHS elective market. …

… As with other areas of the single market, the impact on the NHS of the UK’s freedom to
depart from EU public procurement rules will depend on how those domestic regulatory powers …

… transnational laws to constrain NHS policymaking. In chronicling … market reforms to the
English NHS, this article reveals that the solidarity that was important in the creation of the NHS …

… market was politically fraught, because the NHS is so deeply embedded in everyone’s life.
Some 660,000 people use NHS services every day; NHS … rely on the NHS for anything really …

… do they change the NHS beyond anything Bevan might … market mechanisms into the NHS,
the use of non-NHS providers. It will be argued that rarely are the policy changes in the NHS …

… This study has shown that the introduction of bDMARDs biosimilars in UK hospitals has
resulted in considerable cost savings to the NHS. It has also shown that the bDMARDs market …

… markets where, otherwise, ‘market … NHS market, primarily because clinical quality and
economy require specialisation, concentration and complementarity whereas competitive markets …

… Section 2 provides an overview of the institutional background, focusing on the evolution
of the market for CEOs in the NHS. Section 3 describes the data. Section 4 presents the …

… market approach to NHS reform. The paper focuses on the provision of clinical services. The
belief that taking a market … has been central to facilitating the market in health care. However…