Gwyn Bevan is emeritus professor of policy analysis at the London School of Economics, where he led the Department of Management. He is also an affiliate professor at the Scuola Superiore Sant’Anna in Pisa.
His work on public services asks how money should be shared out fairly, how to get more value from it without spending more, and how to improve performance and governance.
STAR
STAR helps a health service decide openly what to fund. It brings commissioners, providers and patients together in a workshop, with the best available data on what each treatment costs and does.
Research
- How to improve the value of health care without spending more32 papers
- How do you improve performance in public services?20 papers
- Allocating resource equitably by formula fundingHow should money be shared out fairly between places?22 papers
- The NHS internal marketDoes making hospitals compete improve care?7 papers
- Comparing systems of health care in different countries7 papers
- The UK’s natural experiment in governing health careFour countries, one NHS — how do different policies lead to different outcomes?7 papers
- Financing teaching hospitalsWhy is it so hard to work out the extra finance for teaching hospitals?4 papers
- Regulating quality in health careWhat makes effective regulation of quality of care in the NHS?2 papers
- Economic evaluations5 papers
- Problems of measuring hospital output by case mix3 papers
- Organising health care3 papers
- How did Britain come to this? Why systems of governance work and fail.The book
- Reform of legal aidWhy is there supplier-induced demand for legal aid?2 papers
- Reform of legal aidWhy did family mediation fail for separating and divorcing couples?6 papers