With a focus on LMICs, our short course provides you with the analytical & critical skills for understanding and applying HTA across jurisdictions. 🌍 Register now: buff.ly/4gjiXYK #HEHTACPD

Ghana’s National Health Insurance Scheme (NHIS) was introduced in 2003 to improve healthcare access, but how well does it support the fight against hypertension, a leading cause of death and illness in the country? 📘 Soc Sci & Medicine ➡️ buff.ly/4kt7fhB

Many UK ethnic minority groups experience low uptake of vital cancer screenings. 📉 EQUITA explores whether specialised workshops, created with and for the Black community, can help encourage participation in these crucial tests. ➡️ buff.ly/4ibzIGz

This weekend, we're trading research for running to support SAMH🏃‍♂️ 🏃‍♀️ Want to contribute? Donate below 👇 buff.ly/4h1kCCD

Master the stats behind HTA & evidence-based medicine with our online short course. 📊💡 Register here: buff.ly/3CDm3sB

Happy #WorldBookDay! 📚 Did you know that our Co-Director, Emma McIntosh, is an editor of two handbooks in Health Economic Evaluation? What are you reading today?

Our spring newsletter has arrived! 🗞️ See what we've been up to here: buff.ly/fFpoog1

Brucellosis may be silently draining farmers' incomes in Tanzania - and beyond. 🐄 Our new associated study found that 4.4% of livestock income yearly could be lost as a result, meaning further research is urgently needed. 📘 PLOS NTDs ➡️ buff.ly/GsM4VnC

Can schools help stop gender-based violence? 🏫 Equally Safe at School (ESAS) is a whole-school approach incorporating student-led action & staff training. This study assesses its impact over two years across 36 Scottish schools. 📘 BMJ_Open ➡️ buff.ly/HTJqQix

New Fellows 2025 🎉 Today, the RSE welcomes an outstanding group of experts, innovators, and leaders into the Fellowship. Their contributions across science, arts, business, and public life will help drive positive change in Scotland and beyond. rse.org.uk/hubble-telesco…

As part of Royal Society of Edinburgh's 2025 cohort of new Fellows, Olivia will share her knowledge and expertise to help tackle the most pressing challenges in our society. Read more: buff.ly/Qr9BLgI

Congratulations to Professor Olivia Wu - one of the 2025 cohort of Fellows elected to the Royal Society of Edinburgh (RSE), Scotland's National Academy. HEHTA Royal Society of Edinburgh UofG News gla.ac.uk/news/headline_…

Stephen is the first winner from outside North America. 🏆 Read more: buff.ly/yy53XA3

CRSU, HEHTA's Evidence Synthesis specialists, are guest speakers at Brain Health ARC's webinar next Tuesday 1st April at 1pm. Join us then: tinyurl.com/4jpwkdv2

We've helped develop a new framework to better support health researchers and decision makers. 💡 ➡️ buff.ly/UXcIeOE

🪇We're excited to announce ImplementEcon, a new network to unite implementation scientists and health economists to connect, collaborate and develop better methods Led by Carlos Lane Carrandi Robert Heggie #ImplementationScience #HealthEconomics bit.ly/3XHTykW

HEHTA's Robert Heggie will co-lead a new global network uniting health economists & implementation scientists. ➡️ buff.ly/i4HKbGh

Our new study shows how HTA can deliver big returns, with India’s HTAIn seeing up to a 9:1 return on investment — and even greater potential with full implementation. 📘 BMJ Evidence-Based Medicine ➡️ buff.ly/CPgNldp

Honorary HEHTA Fellow Prof. Andy Briggs has launched a new blog: Of QALYs and Quandaries. Andy, former holder of UofG’s prestigious William R. Lindsay Chair of Health Economics, draws on his expertise to explore all things health economic evaluation. ➡️ buff.ly/D4jjfKK

THRIVE was a three-arm randomised controlled trial comparing antenatal parenting support programmes. 🤰 Whilst no statistically significant findings, 'Mellow Bumps' shows promise for reducing routine healthcare costs. 📘 PHR ➡️ buff.ly/ej22erB