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NICE has officially adopted DCEA in technology evaluation to assess impact on social inequality in health @CHEyork @NICEComms york.ac.uk/che/news/news2025…
How a University is Using Board Games to Teach Health–Climate Policy Trade-offs healthpolicy-watch.news/how-…
New MSc in Health Economics and Outcomes Research at National University of Singapore, where I am a visiting Prof @mersenne524287 @NUSingapore sph.nus.edu.sg/education/msc…
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📢New paper📢Household income predicts steep inequality gradients in child health and school attainment better than neighbourhood deprivation. Read it here: academic.oup.com/jpubhealth/… @HDR_UK @adr_uk @DHSCgovuk @ONS @CHEyork @CPAGUK @RCPCHtweets @TheIFS
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Our ActEarly Conference on 18th April 2024 is shaping up to be an interesting day of conversations. We have some great speakers and panel members confirmed and more to be announced! Feel free to share 🙂Register on Eventbrite here: eventbrite.co.uk/e/769661547…
Editorial celebrating the first ever DCEA study in a general medical journal! acpjournals.org/doi/10.7326/…
Distributional Cost-Effectiveness: Putting Money Where Your Mouth Is on Health Equity | Annals of Internal Medicine acpjournals.org/doi/10.7326/…
New DCEA online course Oct 2023 york.ac.uk/che/courses/dcea-…
Fab new book by Adler and Norheim just arrived web.law.duke.edu/laweconomic…
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Prioritarianism in practice CUP book
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New iHEA and ISPOR special interest groups in health economic analysis of equity impacts blogsite.healtheconomics.com…
Lancet paper on global health care inequality - the inverse care law re-examined authors.elsevier.com/a/1cebX…
Thanks to Gwenaël Dhaene and colleagues from WHO for hosting this blog about DCEA and equity on their DECIDE health decision hub website decidehealth.world/cookson
Using economic evaluation to reduce health inequality york.ac.uk/che/publications/…
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The book is the latest in a series of OUP handbooks for health economic methods and it's both an overview of existing methods for incorporating equity considerations into health economic analysis and a practical guide to implementing these in practice.
Ideal lockdown reading: the new OUP handbook of Distributional Cost-Effectiveness Analysis - how to analyse health equity impacts and trade-offs york.ac.uk/che/research/equi…








