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Happening tomorrow from 9a EAT, have you registered? Join the Africa Health Economics Study Group for a #Training on Measuring Health Outcomes for Economic Evaluations - a focus on DALYs and QALYs eventbrite.co.uk/e/measuring-he…

#AfHESGTraining is scheduled for #Friday next week, have you registered? Date: 29th September 2023 Topic: Decision analysis in economic evaluations Registration link: shorturl.at/mFHW7 Time: 9 am to 4:30 PM EAT #EconomicEvaluation #DecisionTree #HealthEconomics

Another month, another #AfHESGTraining Session! This month we will be discussing how to measure socio-economic status with practical examples using principal component analysis in Stata. Date: 27th October 2023 Registration link: shorturl.at/szEGH #PCA #SES #Poverty

It’s a wrap! Great practical skills gained on measuring socio-economic status A big thank you to all who participated! Thanks APHRC for great partnership! Onto the next one in November to discuss measuring health inequalities - a focus on concentration index & curve #AfHESG

Calling on all health economists interested in building capacity The #AfGESG has an open call for health economics facilitators. To register, fill out the form to indicate topics you would like to facilitate forms.office.com/r/8BqrEWGU5 #HealthEconomics #CapacityBuilding

The Africa Health Economics Study Group (#AfHESG) training session scheduled for 24th November 2023 will focus on measuring health inequalities - a focus on concentration curve and index To participate in this training register here shorturl.at/pzHN3

Registration link tinyurl.com/GHDD1223 Jacob Kazungu

Training Alert!!! Join us for the #AfHESGTraining session on "Introduction to Health Financing - a focus on Revenue Mobilization" Date: 05/04/2024 Registration link: shorturl.at/vGS69 Facilitated by Prof.Edwine Barasa & Dr.jacob novignon

📚This week’s #Researchhighlight: Factors influencing the uptake of public health interventions delivery by community pharmacists: A systematic review of global evidence. See summary and read more👇 journals.plos.org/plosone/articl… Audrey Mumbi

Training Alert!!! Join us for the September #AfHESGTraining session. This month we will discuss Discrete Choice Experiments with a focus on Experimental Design! Date: 27 September 2024 Registration link: shorturl.at/YKeS0 #DCE #ChoiceModeling #HealthEconomics

Join us for the upcoming session of the Africa Health Economics Study Group (AfHESG) as we unravel data analysis for Discrete Choice Experiments (DCEs). Register at: shorturl.at/hIk9c

🚨 Training Alert! 🚨 Join the Africa Health Economics Study Group (AfHESG) for an Introduction training to Discrete Choice Experiments - a focus on data analysis. 📊 🗓️ Date: 25/10/2024 🔗 Register now: shorturl.at/hIk9c #AfHESG #DCE #HealthEconomics KEMRI-Wellcome Trust

The first session of the October #AfHESGTraining is underway. Melvin Obadha taking participants through an overview of DCEs to set the stage for how to format DCE data for analysis.

Glad to have attended the The Open University Affiliated Research centres (ARC) conference representing KEMRI-Wellcome Trust Audrey Mumbi #ARC_conference #MiltonKeynes #UK

🚨 Training Alert! 🚨 The Africa Health Economics Study Group (AfHESG) training sessions are back! Join #AfHESG for a training on assessing health financing systems, focusing on the WHO HFPM. 🗓️ Date: 28/02/2025 🔗 Register now: shorturl.at/LeqIi #HealthEconomics

What are the things to consider when assessing the pooling mechanism of health financing systems? Here are some insights from Prof. Edwine Barasa Catch this and more here : shorturl.at/F7of4 #HealthFinancing #AfHESG #HealthEconomics KEMRI-Wellcome Trust

The second session of the #AfHESG session has began. Dr. Matthew Jowett inteoducing participants to the World Health Organization (WHO)’s Health Financing Progress Matrix (#HFPM)

Health systems should be built on the idea that health is a public good. Africa was told to do the opposite-privatize & cost share paving the way for aid dependence. Now as donors retreat, we must reclaim health as a collective responsibility. Read my take:

Congratulations 🎊 Fatma

Today, FIP highlighted the role of #pharmacists in building resilient & integrated health systems during its side event at the 78th World Health Assembly. Held at the headquarters of the IFRC in Geneva, Switzerland: linkedin.com/feed/update/ur…. #WHA78