
🌈 Andrew Street 🇪🇺
@andrewdstreet
Professor of Health Economics, Department of Health Policy, London School of Economics and Political Science
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Why NHS England is struggling – despite more staff and money theconversation.com/why-nhs-englan… via The Conversation


📖New release from our Cambridge University Press Elements series! Authors 🌈 Andrew Street 🇪🇺 from LSE Health Policy and Nils Gutacker from The Centre for Health Economics look at how economic approaches can be used in healthcare improvement. ths.im/3TgzV1P






On a day of unfathomable grief, with the loss of Danny Kahneman, here's a happy moment. He was so, so, so happy when Richard H Thaler got the Nobel.


Analysing Patient Data using Hospital Episode Statistics (HES): 3 June - 5 June 2024. 3 day in-person course hosted by The Centre for Health Economics , University of York. If you would like to learn how to handle, manipulate, and analyse large datasets, discover more at: york.ac.uk/che/courses/pa…


Homenatge a Toni Catany Exposició de pintures a Belles Arts de #Sabadell abril-maig Jordi Soldevila



My first (successful!) NIHR grant application has turned into the MEASURE study. We started work almost a year ago but now the protocol is published it's official. Great working with joy adamson Arabella Scantlebury Karen Bloor Dr Adriana Castelli 🌈 Andrew Street 🇪🇺 and the team on this one!

🚨New by Iva Parvanova published in Governance Journal shows that increasing health system funding reduces bribery. However, existing social norms hinder the effectiveness of institutional improvements as an anti-corruption tool. 🔎 Full text: tinyurl.com/5fpup2xn


New report by The Centre for Health Economics Dr Adriana Castelli, James Gaughan, Arabadzhyan & Chalkley finds NHS productivity grew substantially (15%) between '20/21 & '21/22. Compared to '19/20, however, a considerable productivity gap (- 13%) to pre-pandemic levels remains. Read at bit.ly/3Wb6MXv



The Conservatives left the NHS in intensive care LSE Health Policy blogs.lse.ac.uk/politicsandpol…