The 2nd CINCH-dggö Academy in Health Economics will take place from August 19th-August 23rd 2024 at the University of Duisburg-Essen. More information here: dggö » 2nd CINCH-dggö Academy in Health Economics (dggoe.de)
4-6 September 2024, Rotterdam, The Netherlands. Series Organisers: Andrew Jones (University of York) and Owen O’Donnell (Erasmus University) Local Organiser: Marlies Bär and Raf Van Gestel (Erasmus University) This series of workshops provides a forum for the development and dissemination of applications of econometrics in health economics. Submissions by early career researchers are encouraged and there is […]
Speaker: Marina Della Giusta Title: Trading Sex: A General Theory of Gender Norms and Sexual Exchange https://www.iza.org/people/fellows/27918/marina-della-giusta https://www.est-en.unito.it/do/docenti.pl/Alias?marina.dellagiusta#tab-ricerca Marina’s research focuses on behavioural, experimental and labour economics, with particular focus on gender, stigma and social norms and their effects in education and paid and unpaid work. Recent projects focus on behaviour change in […]
The session will include three ECRs or PhD students, each presenting their work on this topic for around 15 minutes each. A senior scholar will have a 15 mins discussion/reflections. Register Here!
The IHEA/IAPHR/The Patient Joint Webinar Series Best Practice in Health Preference Research begins with an overview of data collection for health preference research. This paper focuses on survey administration and data collection methods employed for stated-preference studies in health applications. First, it describes different types of survey administration methods, encompassing web-based surveys, face-to-face (in-person) surveys, […]
This is an ECR Zoom mixer organized by and for early career researchers (ECRs). We are seeking ECRs (graduate students, postdocs, or junior faculty who obtained their PhD within the last 7 years) interested in presenting their research related to digital health technology. Each presentation will be 4 minutes long, providing a brief yet insightful […]
Applying Discrete Choice Experiments In Health Economics The HERU short course on 'Applying Discrete Choice Experiments in Health Economics' will take place in Aberdeen, Scotland, from 24th-26th September 2024. The course is aimed at researchers interested in the application of Discrete Choice Applications (DCEs) and provides: An introduction to the theoretical and practical basis for […]
This is a webinar organised by the Economics of Children's Health and Wellbeing SIG. When eliciting preferences for living in different health states normative decisions need to be made, including whose preferences should be elicited and which frame of reference should be used. While normative positions have been established for valuing adult health (i.e., adult […]
We are delighted to announce that the International Academy of Health Preference Research (IAHPR) will host our next yearly in-person meeting from September 29th to October 1st 2024, at the Banff Centre in Alberta, Canada. We would love to see you there and to celebrate together with you this special edition of the 10th IAHPR Anniversary! More info: […]
More information online here: 9. Workshop in Behavioral and Experimental Health Economics : Hamburg Center for Health Economics : Universität Hamburg (uni-hamburg.de)
The IHEA/IAPHR/The Patient Joint Webinar Series Best Practice in Health Preference Research continues with an overview of considerations when designing a health preference study. Choice-based preference elicitation methods such as the discrete choice experiment (DCE) present hypothetical choices to respondents, with an expectation that these hypothetical choices accurately reflect a 'real world' health-related decision context […]
The IHEA Early Career Researchers Special Interest Group (ECR-SIG) is delighted to collaborate with Elsevier on this webinar. This webinar aims to gain insights into the publishing process which will enable the ECRs to be more confident as an author in the world of academic publishing, and so should help them get their papers published […]
