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Congratulations to our very own Carlos for bagging best poster at #HSRUK24! Glad to see our branded #BetterPoster template put together by @zoetw being used so effectively.

Pleased to be on the Executive of this initiative - great work being led by JBI!

Yesterday I passed my PhD viva with minor corrections. I'd like to thank my examiners Prof Darren Chadwick, Paul Mitchell & Kate Absolom. I'd also like to thank my supervisors David Meads, [email protected], Louise Bryant & @Quality_Outcome for their support & guidance throughout.

Are you thinking of a PhD in health economics? There are 2 PhD opportunities with top-up scholarships available, working with me - one in stated preference methods and one looking at workplace mental health policy. Check the links out and get in touch if you are interested!

We’ve published our first ever forward view, which provides a helpful overview of all the topics we are focusing on over the coming year. Explore our dedicated forward view webpage to find out more⬇️ nice.org.uk/about/what-we-…

Congratulations to Health Economics & Health Policy @ Bristol's Isabella Floredin who graduated in July. Her PhD thesis was titled 'Care at the end of life: measuring outcomes for young people and their families for use in economic evaluation'. Supervisors Paul Mitchell Joanna Coast Sam Husbands and Sue Nielson

Development of the 11-15 year old ICECAP measures has been published in Soc Sci & Medicine! Delighted for Sam Husbands Joanna Coast and the rest of the team to see this now out in the public domain. Link to the paper below: sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

We are delighted to host the HESG 2025 Winter Meeting in Bristol between 8-10 January 2025. Send your abstract by 30th September, and register by 25th November to benefit form Early-Bird rates. Find out more information here: tinyurl.com/mr3drdu6

Thrilled to be at ##ICTMC2024. Loving the lightning talk sesh...to the sea of ppl who raises their hand when asked if they've experienced recruitment issues...we might have a workshop for you :). Come along this Thursday, 1pm. We'd love to see you there....

Our team is presenting at #ICTMC2024 in Edinburgh this week! Today at 3.10pm (Room Tinto): ModRUM A standardised tool for collecting self-report resource-use data in RCTs by Kirsty Garfield #healtheconomics #bristoltrialscentre

Really enjoyed being part of this lively discussion. Learned so much from my fellow panellists about what the challenges are for children and young people and what needs to be done to help them #economicsfest

New paper in Journal of Risk and Uncertainty! I am so excited that this project that has spanned the better part of 3 years has finally found a home! Some key learnings (1/x) Erasmus Centre for Health Economics Rotterdam @euroqol link.springer.com/article/10.100…

Dr @alixdietzel outlines the pros of travelling more sustainably across Europe for academic conferences🚆💚🌎 Watch and share with friends and colleagues on YouTube Shorts youtube.com/shorts/IgauO7M…

Consolidation week is all about those cosy and autumnal study spots on campus 🍂📚

Dr Manal Etemadi has dedicated her working life to medical poverty and financial protection in the Iranian health insurance system. Manal Etemadi is also a Research Fellow in our Health Economics team. Here she blogs about her work. #GlobalHealth bit.ly/49gQd0N

HESG Bristol Meeting has kicked off with a pre conference training on ICECAP measure Health Economics & Health Policy @ Bristol HESG #HESGBristol

Welcome to Bristol! Introducing Day 1: *So happy to see lots of HESG delegates at our pre-meeting workshop this morning *This afternoon 16 brilliant papers will be discussed *We will finish with an ECR drop-in *This evening we have our food and bowling social! Here we go! #HESG

Huge thanks to discussant Sian Noble, chair Mandana Zanganeh, PhD, and the attendees of HESG Bristol for a great discussion of Cameron Morgan and Lazaros Andronis's paper on the development of the CYP-TUQEE, a new RUQ including questions around time use for children and young people!

PhD opportunity – Exploring end-of-life healthcare decision-making - University of Auckland, NZ dlvr.it/THf5QL #healtheconomics

Some useful reminders here from Tony Culyer. And some topics for debate. aheblog.com/2025/01/21/101…