It also cheers us up on cold, wet November mornings in the leaky Bandolier portable building. A few apologies are also in order. We get large amounts of correspondence and sometimes have problems answering all of the questions put to us. There will be occasions when we cannot answer the questions you pose, particularly if you ask us to do a systematic review on a topic. Just to remind you, some HTA sources reckon a systematic review costs 30,000 and takes two years as a minimum.
Bandolier operates on loose change by comparison.
Web feet in water Part of the catching up process has been to expand the Bandolier Internet correspondence section. This month sees another innovation - a paper submitted to Bandolier published on the Internet with a summary in the paper journal. We know that Internet connection is still problematic, but unlike Betamax, Internet is not vestigial technology. You will have to do it, and Bandolier is one reason to make the plunge. Expanding into supply-side evidence Bandolier has long wanted to expand its readership into the many pharmaceutical, diagnostic and medical device companies which interact with the NHS at all levels.