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Health economics posts (x2), University of Birmingham, UK dlvr.it/T16Dg8

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The first English publication of my life! 🥳 I am incredibly grateful to my supervisor Dr. Karen Grépin, co-authors Dr. Fan Victoria Fan and Dr. Strange Austin Strange for their wonderful guidance throughout the publication process! AidData Center for Global Development HKU Medicine Alliance for HPSR

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"China has become an important [development assistance for health] donor... Chinese quarterly medical aid exports almost quintupled after the start of the COVID-19 pandemic...." ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/P… New in HealthPolicyPlanning

In 2020, China's National Healthcare Security Administration expanded the centralized procurement program to include high-value medical consumables like coronary stents. Weiyan Jian, Shanshan Huo, Lanyue Zhang & Wuping Zhou studied the impact of this program🧵

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💸How Cost-Effective Is Global Health Aid? 📣Please check out our new paper! Center for Global Development Brian Webster Dr. Karen Grépin et al cgdev.org/blog/how-cost-… cgdev.org/publication/co…

China's zero-COVID strategy lasted an impressive three years. In their recent study, Bingqing GUO 郭冰清 and Dr. Karen Grépin examine how China's administrative accountability system influenced this prolonged adherence🧵

Bingqing GUO 郭冰清 Dr. Karen Grépin Read the full article here: bit.ly/47WonGr

Happy to share our new paper about effects of accountability structures on China’s Zero Covid-19 strategy. 🥳

Join us Oct. 21, 2024, for networking sessions hosted by the UHC SIG in preparation for the #2025IHEACongress. Register by Oct. 10 and join us to connect with peers, share research interests, and explore potential collaborations. healtheconomics.org/events/?_gl=1*…

We just sent the final article of this collection to the proofing stage. The full special issue on policy processes in authoritarian settings will be online soon. 🥳

New Paper! To describe the adoption of international travel measures, we constructed a dataset. Adoption was swift, a wide range of measures were adopted, and higher income countries used a different approach than lower income countries. ⁦ …balizationandhealth.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.11…

I look forward to joining these sessions next week in Nagasaki! Join us if you also plan to be there.

I'm looking for a talented graduate student to join our growing IR community The University of Hong Kong and collaborate on historical + contemporary Chinese foreign policy research. 🚨Funded PhD/MPhil. Apply by 10 April. Please share below info. Thank you! austinstrange.org/work-with-me

Join us tomorrow, March 28th, for our webinar exploring case studies from Indonesia, Sierra Leone, and the UK, this session will explore how health financing impacts equity across different income groups. lnkd.in/gJUARFXi

📢Job vacancy - Research Associate in Health Economics! Come and work with us on an NIHR-funded grant looking at the impact of different models of integrating new or extended roles into primary care! Managed by anna wilding Find out more here 👇 jobs.manchester.ac.uk/Job/JobDetail?…

Job vacancy! We are looking to recruit a Research Associate in Health Economics. The post holder will contribute to economic analysis of the role of primary care organisations on cancer diagnosis and detection in the NHS. Closing date: 02/06/2025 jobs.manchester.ac.uk/Job/JobDetail?…

🌍 Heading to #IHEA2025 in Bali? Join the Financing for UHC SIG in-person session 🗓️ Mon, 21 July | 🕔 5:15–6:15 PM 📍 Hibiscus 1, BICC 🌱 Focus: Climate Change & Health Financing 🔊 With Prof Josephine Borghi & Dr Maarten Oranje #HealthFinancing #ClimateChange International Health Economics Association (IHEA)