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The impact of NHS based complementary therapy services on health outcomes and NHS costs: A review of service audits and evaluations
BMC Complementary and Alternative Medicine, 03/10/09
Wye L et al. - To improve the quality of evaluations, we urge those evaluating complementary therapy services to use standardised health outcome tools, calculate confidence intervals and collect NHS cost data from GP medical records. Further discussion is needed on ways to standardise the collection and reporting of NHS cost data in primary care complementary therapy services evaluations.
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