Projects
-
Person-based Resource Allocation (PBRA)
Project lead: Dr Jennifer Dixon , Dr Martin Bardsley -
Uses of predictive risk adjustment in the NHS
Project lead: Dr Martin Bardsley , Dr Geraint Lewis -
Predicting risk of hospital readmission with PARR-30
Project lead: Dr Martin Bardsley , Theo Georghiou , Professor John Billings -
Cancer patients’ use of social care
Project lead: Adam Steventon -
Nuffield Trust Data Lab: exploiting existing information in new ways
Project lead: Dr Martin Bardsley , Theo Georghiou -
The AXA Research Project on how can private long-term care insurance supplement state systems: the UK as a case study
Project lead: Adam Steventon
Publications
-
Person-based Resource Allocation: New approaches to estimating commissioning budgets for GP...
Published: 9 Dec 2011
-
Choosing a predictive risk model: a guide for commissioners in England
Published: 17 Nov 2011
-
Risk adjustment conference: Key messages
Published: 29 Jun 2011
-
Predictive modelling for social care: Next steps workshop
Published: 11 May 2011
-
Predictive risk and health care: an overview
Published: 1 Mar 2011
-
Predicting social care costs: a feasibility study
Published: 24 Feb 2011
Blogs
-
Blog postA nicer challenge for 2012?
Dr Jennifer Dixon -
Blog postPerson-based Resource Allocation: a clinician's perspective
Dr Johnny Marshall -
Blog postIs data the new hero of the NHS story?
Dr Jennifer Dixon -
Blog postRisk prediction: what every CCG needs to know
Natasha Curry -
Blog postSummer fun and international learning on health care reform
Dr Jennifer Dixon -
Blog postPARR++ is dead: long live predictive modelling
Dr Geraint Lewis -
Blog postPredicting the future of predictive risk
Dr Martin Bardsley -
Blog postThe data laboratory: predicting future health care needs
Ian Blunt -
Blog postPredicting social care costs
Dr Martin Bardsley -
Blog postSocial care at the end of life
Dr Martin Bardsley
Talks
-
SlideshowMartin Bardsley: New advances in resource allocation
In this audio slideshow Dr Bardsley outlines a new approach to allocating resources to commissioning bodies in the NHS
-
VideoDirk Göpffarth: The German risk adjustment formula
Dr Dirk Göpffarth, Head of Risk Adjustment, German Federal Social Insurance Office, on the use of risk adjustment in Germany
-
VideoWynand van de Ven: Use of risk adjustment in the Netherlands
Professor Wynand van de Ven, Professor of Health Insurance, Erasmus University Rotterdam on the use of risk adjustment in the Netherlands
-
VideoIan Duncan: Applications of risk adjustment in health care
Professor Ian Duncan, University of California Santa Barbara, introduces the concept of risk adjustment and outlines its applications in health care
-
VideoMartin Bardsley: Research and evaluation in a data lab
Dr Martin Bardsley, Head of Research at the Nuffield Trust reflects on the effect of the current NHS reforms on information policy
-
AudioMartin Bardsley and Adam Steventon: stemming demand
Nuffield Trust Head of Research Dr Martin Bardsley and Senior Research Analyst Adam Steventon outline the different approaches used to stem rising demand in the NHS
-
VideoGeraint Lewis: Highlights from the Four Nations Predictive Risk Summit
Highlights from a one-day summit to encourage collaboration between the four home nations of the UK with respect to predictive risk modelling
Data & Charts
-

Martin Bardsley: New advances in resource allocation
In this audio slideshow Dr Bardsley outlines a new approach to allocating resources to commissioning bodies in the NHS
-

PBRA: new methods for predicting future NHS expenditure
An animation outlining the history of resource allocation in the NHS & new developments in this area
-

Predictive risk and health care: an overview
A presentation on the principal uses of risk adjustment and how to control the phenomenon of ‘regression to the mean’ in risk-...
-

Predictive models for health and social care
Key slides to illustrate how predictive risk models have been developed, how confidentiality was maintained, and the performance...
Email to a friend
Your message will be:
I thought you might be interested in this page on The Nuffield Trust website.