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Policy Event Report: Growth, Innovation and the NHS

By iptadmin on 03 May 2012
Growth, Innovation and the NHSMartin Moore, Centre of Medicine, University of Warwick writes a report on 'Growth, Innovation and the NHS' focussing on the reform of NHS procurement systems.

Download a PDF version of the report here.
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Policy Event Report: Why Do Silicon Valley Firms Grow So Fast?

By iptadmin on 15 March 2012
Silicon Valley ReportGareth Owen, Head of Content Development, Industry and Parliament Trust reflects on the recent Policy Event, 'Why Do Silicon Valley Firms Grow So Fast?'

Download a PDF version of the report here. 
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Policy Event Report: A Strategy for Energy in the UK

By iptadmin on 08 March 2012
Craig Fisher, Phillip Mawby and Stan Shire from the School of Engineering at Warwick University reflect on the IPT Policy Event, 'A Strategy for Energy in the UK'.

Download a PDF version of the report here. 
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Policy Event Report: Life Sciences, Innovation and Growth

By iptadmin on 01 March 2012
Martin Moore, Centre for the History of Medicine, University of Warwick reports on the IPT Policy Event, 'Life Sciences, Innovation and Growth'.

Download a PDF version of the report here. 
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Policy Event Report: Government, Business and Patient-Centred Healthcare

By iptadmin on 16 February 2012
Martin Moore from the Centre for the History of Medicine, University of Warwick adds his thoughts on the IPT's Policy Event, 'Government, Business and Patient-Centred Healthcare'.

Download a PDF version of the report here.
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