Valuing child health in a pandemic, fab preso from Lisa Prosser PhD in Health Economics Research Centre (HERC) seminar series. Interesting idea re polarisation of views created by the pandemic & risk neutrality assumptions. Must read Caroline Vass preference heterogeneity paper valueinhealthjournal.com/article/S1098-…

Thank you Paula Lorgelly! Great to know that you think it is a useful peice!

Our discrete choice experiment looking at what factors influence women's decisions around prenatal genomic tests. Most women want maximum information, but the findings highlight country-based differences. tinyurl.com/2p8b3a43

📢 New from me with Matt Sutton Ruth Watkinson Stephanie Gillibrand @igorfrancetic 📢 Deprived patients attending A&E wait longer, receive less complex care, are less likely to be admitted, and are more likely to re-attend or die shortly after attendance. sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

We have published a follow-up to our ISPOR report 👇 Detailing analyses of heterogeneity in preference literature including an overview of research questions, the samples recruited, approaches to experimental design...and more! link.springer.com/article/10.100… RTI Health Solutions HealthEcon_MCR

Just a reminder folks... HESG is soon coming to Manchester! Abstract submission & registration opens on Monday 5th September. More details can be found: hesg.org.uk/meetings/winte… HealthEcon_MCR #WinterIsComing

New from me with excellent HOPE at UoM colleagues. Devolution in Greater Manchester was associated with an increase in life expectancy and a narrowing of inequalities. Read more here 👇

Nice to see this work on travellers' vaccines for tick-borne encephalitis published tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10… with my coauthors at RTI Health Solutions and Pfizer Inc.

Issue 10 of PharmacoEconomics now available. Authors inc Stirling Bryan Dean Regier Caroline Vass Feng Xie Stephanie Harvard - a bit of a Canadian vibe in this issue link.springer.com/journal/40273/…

Researchers in #discretechoiceexperiments: If you're concerned that your respondents may feel overwhelmed by the number of alternatives presented in your choice tasks, our new paper on #HealthEconomcis offers a solution: the Partial Choice Set Design. onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/he…

New from me with Nick Latimer Vivek Subbiah, MD Dr. Blythe Adamson @KRAbrams We discuss considerations when applying methods for transporting comparative effectiveness evidence generated using data from countries other than a HTA agencies’ target population link.springer.com/article/10.100…

How to Present a Decision Object in #HealthPreferenceResearch: Attributes and Levels, the Decision Model, and the Descriptive Framework A new guidance paper authored by Axel Mühlbacher, Caroline Vass & colleagues 📝👇 link.springer.com/article/10.100…

A new paper is out today, exploring the innovative use of technology to enhance stated preference studies @gemmaeshields Caroline Vass Marco Boeri Follow the link for full paper... link.springer.com/article/10.100…

New article by Caroline Vass, @gemmaeshields, Marco Boeri & Jaein Seo, who explore the use of technology to benefit stated preference studies 🎮📋 🔗 Read the full-text free here: rdcu.be/dFneC link.springer.com/article/10.100…

The September issue of The Patient is now online: link.springer.com/journal/40271/… 📚 📊 Some authors in this issue include 👇 Caroline Vass @gemmaeshields Marco Boeri Avishek Pal Shayma Mohammed Selim Sameera Senanayake @Hannah_E_Carter Sanjeewa Kularatna Liz Darlison MBE DL Mesothelioma UK Research Centre - Sheffield