Health Economist. CEA, models and outcomes. Dementia, Alzheimer’s, MS, and other. Run, swim and cycle - on separate days! Views my own. RTs not an endorsement.
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Our new health econ model on #Alzheimers #dementia available open-access at bit.ly/31En4bW "Assessing cost-effectiveness of early
intervention in Alzheimer's disease" #ExeterDementia @HEG_Exeter
@ExeterMed @alzdemjournals
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An article for @thespursweb analysing Spurs' forward options this season alongside Kane and Son and how important a complete front three will be in the club's push for the top four
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So many and huge congratulations to my beautiful friend @abuisman on passing your viva today ❤️🥰 I am so proud of you and all you have achieved and overcome during the PhD- you are a true inspiration to me. Today is so well deserved for you xxx 🍾❤️🙌@UoEAPEx @ExeterMed
Great discussion and helpful collaboration during day 1 of 2nd IPECAD annual (we hope) workshop on AD modelling. Watch this space for further developments.
2nd International Pharmaco-Economic Collaboration on #AlzheimersDisease Modeling Workshop is on! Last year we met in Stockholm. This year's meeting was supposed to be at @HEG_Exeter. Rain check, @prof_cgreen?🤓
#IPECAD @karolinskainst @JakubHlavka @chiara_bruck @eldon_spackman
ALT 2019 IPECAD Alzheimer's Disease Modeling Workshop, Stockholm, Sweden
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Please consider retweeting to help Charlotte's project along @PlymUni @ExeterMed @Peninsula_ARC
#AutismResearch #AskingAutistics (UK based) Please consider taking this survey about wellbeing and access to healthcare and communities during COVID-19: plymouth.onlinesurveys.ac.uk…
Designed by an #ActuallyAutistic researcher
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Our #opensource model clearinghouse accepts any cost-effectiveness model regardless of measure of health benefit used, intervention studied, or geographic setting! Learn more and submit your model here: tinyurl.com/y8ddg8br
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Measuring the cost-effectiveness of treatments for people with MS: beyond quality-adjusted life-years. bit.ly/326e4PZ @ExeterMed @UofE_Research #Healtheconomics #MS #multiplesclerosis #msresearch @prof_cgreen @Madjka @MSJ_Research
Away from the heavy stuff, ...Excellent commentary from @jg_sport on one of footballs current story lines #MessiLeavingBarca
Lionel Messi: Is this really the end for him at Barcelona and why he can’t be blamed for wanting to go - jgsportblog.blogspot.com/202… #messi #MessiLeavingBarca #barcelona #barca #koeman #bartomeu #Campnou #Transfers #TransferNews #city #psg #ronaldo #juventus #inter
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How to pay for new #AlzheimersDisease drugs? Our new perspective @alzdemjournals led by @PaigeLin_HEOR argues the health system is unprepared. We offer some recommendations (value measurement & payment reforms). tinyurl.com/y65gvpfe @TuftsCEVR @prof_cgreen @JakubHlavka
Some NFL discussion from @jg_sport for sports (NFL) fans out there
With Brady gone, the Bills on the up and Tua in town, who is the favourite to win the AFC East? read more at jgsportblog.blogspot.com/202… #nfl #americanfootball #football #patriots #brady #belichick #stidham #bills #allen #diggs #jets #darnold #jamaladams #dolphins #tua #afceast #afc
Suggest it would be helpful for many employers to follow this approach from the Canadian govt. Twitter seems a tool (selection bias) for some people to shout about their achievements, so number 4 on the list an important reminder!
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Some light relief and interesting insights in sport from @jg_sport jgsportblog.blogspot.com/
Read about the players destined for greatness who now warm the bench for a living in the latest article on #jgsport #football #substitute #pl #shaqiri #gotze #ucl #transfers jgsportblog.blogspot.com/202…
A detailed review on how we can improve the experience of care in hospital #dementia setting. Great to support the fantastic work of @EvidSynthTeam and others @ExeterMed and beyond.
Lovely to see this published... the first paper from our recently completed @NIHRresearch funded #systematicreview to inform the improvement of the experience of care for people living with #dementia in acute hospitals @ExeterMed @BMC_series
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While much of humanity is having its “…oh, and social care” epiphany, researchers can help shape things for the better, both short & long-term. Rapid-response funding available: tinyurl.com/rxyqffa & tinyurl.com/rlkxk42 Social care studies especially needed. Please RT
Great to see the release of the 2020 PSSRU Unit Costs publication.
Many thanks @PSSRUBurns and colleagues for continuing to provide this excellent source of data. #healtheconomics
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Great opportunity/vacany here working with TMSnowsill @HEG_Exeter on some exciting new projects
Interested in #EconomicEvaluation of interventions to identify cancer early?
We are advertising for a postdoc to join us in the @HEG_Exeter and work on two projects over 39 months: jobs.ac.uk/job/BYJ541/postdo…
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@ExeterMed @UoE_Jobs #HealthEconomics #HTA
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We received a £1.2 million #USA grant to investigate psychosis in #Alzheimers. Will help advance understanding of underlying mechanisms leading to some people with Alzheimers developing #psychosis
#ExeterDementia #ENDALZ @KatieLunnon @Alzheimers_NIH
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A useful suggestion/recommendation here to use #RegisteredReports in health economics studies (experiments/surveys) to limit biases and to support publication of results (positive or negative) #healtheconomics
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Great to see @HEG_Exeter supporting this cross-sector research. More needed to help in these complex settings/scenarios.
Individual health trainers to support health and well-being for people under community supervision in the criminal justice system: the STRENGTHEN pilot RCT. bit.ly/2QFRYg2 #HealthEconomics @ExeterMed @UofE_Research
Day 2 at #HESGNCL2020 and looking forward to a great set of papers and discussions @HEG_Exeter
