Did You Know? To Access the Full PDF, Please Click Here. The IHEA Scientific Committee undertakes fully blinded reviews of all individual abstracts and organized session proposals for the Congress (i.e. reviewers have no indication of the author(s) or their institutional affiliation). Each abstract is reviewed independently by three reviewers. The average reviewer score is used […]
Did You Know? IHEA organizes many activities and provides resources that particularly benefit early career researchers (ECRs), including: mentoring opportunities; skills development webinars that are recorded and posted on the IHEA YouTube Channel (e.g. time management, writing an effective conference abstract, choosing a research question); a database of research interests and thesis topics of doctoral
Did You Know? IHEA strives to promote inclusion of health economists in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs) and students and other early career researchers (ECRs), who have less access to resources. These groups are provided with a 50% reduction in membership fees and a 40% reduction on congress registration fees. We also raise grants to
Did You Know? IHEA holds a large number of webinars throughout the year, a majority of which are organized by our Special Interest Groups. Anyone can participate live in these webinars and all webinars are recorded and made available on the IHEA YouTube Channel. You can find details of all IHEA webinars and other events,
To Access the Full PDF, Please Click Here. Did You Know? IHEA published a thorough congress report following our 2023 Cape Town Congress, which can be read here. The report highlights abstract submission and acceptance, EDI initiatives at the Congress and other post-congress survey findings. This information we gather is instrumental in planning our future congresses,
To Access the Full PDF, Please Click Here. Did You Know? IHEA curates a teaching materials repository, which can be found here. You can find a range of PowerPoint lecture slides, case studies, audio-visual and other material that can be used by academics in their health economics courses with appropriate acknowledgement. A key objective of
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IHEA is interested in receiving expressions of interest from universities or other health economics research organizations to host the 2027 World Congress on Health Economics, for between 1,000 to 1,500 delegates. We particularly encourage proposals from regions of the world that have not hosted any (or many) IHEA congresses. In addition, cost is always a
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To access the full PDF click here. Did You Know? Lower Congress registration fees is only one of the many benefits of IHEA membership. For example, IHEA members have the opportunity to join any of the IHEA Special Interest Groups to facilitate collegial engagement and networking with members across the world working in the same
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To access the full PDF click here. Did You Know? IHEA has a YouTube channel that contains a huge inventory of past webinars, congress plenaries, congress sessions and more. The channel contains over 230 videos and various playlists and is open to members and non-members for viewing. We encourage you to browse the catalog and
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