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Evaluating the Impact of Oxford's Biomedical Research Centre (BRC)
Jan 26, 2017
Published in: Office of Health Economics web site (Epub May 2017)
Posted on RAND.org on May 24, 2017
The Oxford Biomedical Research Centre (BRC) was established in April 2007. OHE and RAND Europe were commissioned by the Oxford BRC to undertake a programme of top-down evaluations of aspects of the impact of the BRC since its inception. This programme of research has looked at the health, economic and scientific impact of Oxford BRC's research activity, whether achieved directly from the outcomes of the many specific pieces of BRC-supported research, or indirectly due to the BRC's impact on research activity/awareness/culture in health services and industry. Overall this programme of research indicated that the Oxford BRC has had a number of positive impacts on health care provided at OUH, through both direct and indirect effects.
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