Leading the Respondent: Can the background information and the format of the choice sets impact responses to a discrete choice experiment?

The EuHEA seminar series brings together health economists all across its member associations, and beyond, to discuss cutting-edge research.

Thursday June 9th, 2022; 7AM EDT/ 12PM BST/ 2PM EAT/ 7PM CST & AWST/ 9PM AEST The Teaching Health Economics Special Interest Group (THE SIG) has organized a series of virtual workshops during 2022. The first workshop provided an overview of curriculum development and writing powerful learning outcomes for health economics courses. If you missed this workshop, …

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The COVID-19 pandemic has exacerbated existing inequalities and given rise to new ones. Tackling health and economic inequalities in the post-pandemic United Kingdom effectively will require policies based on solid evidence. The purpose of this symposium is to provide a multi-disciplinary forum focusing on effective ways to ‘level up’, from what is known to evidence …

NIHR Oxford BRC Virtual Symposium: Levelling Up: Evidence Based Approaches to Reducing Inequalities Read More »

The EuHEA seminar series brings together health economists all across its member associations, and beyond, to discuss cutting-edge research. Wednesdays, 2:30-3:30pm (CET), starting from February 23 until June 15.

The 100th Health Economists' Study Group (HESG) meeting will be hosted by ScHARR HEDS on Wednesday, June 22nd to Friday, June 24th, 2022, at the Best Western Plus The Quays Hotel in Sheffield. Further details including conference fees can be found on the conference webpage here, which is updated regularly. HESG Conference Planning Committee Email: hesg-summer-2022@sheffield.ac.uk. Twitter: @HESG2022Shef.

The Teaching Health Economics Special Interest Group (THE SIG) has organized a series of virtual workshops during 2022. The first workshop provided an overview of curriculum development and writing powerful learning outcomes for health economics courses. If you missed this workshop, you can view the presentations here. Details for the next upcoming virtual workshops are provided …

Techniques For Active Learning: What Are They and How Can I Use Them In My Health Economics Courses? Read More »

Presenter: John Buckell, University of Oxford   Objectives: To compare the impacts of providing brief advice (A), brief advice plus individually-tailored shopping advice (A+S) or taxation (T) and combinations thereof, on the amount of saturated fat (SFA) in consumers shopping baskets relative to control. Methods: Econometric analysis and simulation using data from a randomized controlled …

Beyond Discrete Choice in Health: Multiple Discrete-Continuous Extreme Value (MDCEV) Models Read More »

Moderator: David Bishai Panelists: Damian Walker, Zina Jarrah, Tessa Tan Torres Suppose you already have compelling evidence that something works and is good value for money, how should that evidence be packaged and presented? What evidence matters to whom? This  panel discussion will help participants make a better investment case for a health policy decision.  …

Do’s and Don’ts for Investment Cases That Impact Policy: A Panel Discussion Read More »