Acupuncture is increasingly under consideration as a treatment modality that might be administered in an NHS setting. So attempts are being made to assess its cost-effectiveness.
Whether a patient is seeking treatment on the NHS or at a private acupuncture clinic, cost-effectiveness is of paramount concern to everyone, especially in these days of austerity. No-one wants to pay out, whether through their taxes or directly, for a treatment that does not offer value for money.
Equally, no practitioner wants to carry out treatment that they do not consider beneficial and worthwhile.
So I was interested to see that a recent systematic review of acupuncture for various conditions has demonstrated that, overall, acupuncture is a cost-effective treatment. To read the original research click here.
To return to my website, Acupuncture in Bristol and Shaftesbury, click here.
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