NHS backlog data analysis
Cited on 8 pages
- Health insurance costs where you live: how location shapes price
- How the NHS and private healthcare fit together
- Private health insurance in Birmingham and the Midlands
- Private health insurance in London: hospitals, costs and choices
- Private health insurance in Manchester and the North West
- Private health insurance in Northern Ireland
- Private health insurance in rural areas of the UK
- Self-pay healthcare costs explained: paying for treatment directly
More publishers we cite
Publishers cited on the same guides as British Medical Association:
- StatsWales
- Public Health Scotland
- Office for National Statistics
- Care Quality Commission
- UK Parliament (legislation.gov.uk)
- NHS
How we use sources
We prefer the organisation that produced the data, in its own publication, and we date every citation. Our approach is set out in our sources, and the full library is on the research library page.
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