Working paper series 2017-2019

Working papers are final reports or final drafts of papers submitted for publication at peer-reviewed journals. We regularly upload new working papers to our website as a way to disseminate new research as quickly as possible. While these papers are reviewed internally, they may be revised following external peer review. When the working papers are published we will add the link to the relevant journal webpage. If you have any questions about any of the papers or wish to enquire about the publication status, please contact the relevant working paper author directly.

WP19-01 -Bojke et al- Economic Evaluation of a Treatment for Non-Healing Wounds with Observational Data – an example of a topical haemoglobin spray for the treatment ... (PDF 409.11 KB) Download
WP18-05 - Longo et al, 2018- A systematic review of the cost-effectiveness of liver transplantation (PDF 185.46 KB) Download
WP18-04 - Willans et al- Risk predictors of out hospital cardiac arrest. Evidence from linked trail and national administrative data. (PDF 447.96 KB) Download
WP18-03 - Tubeuf et al- Family health spillovers in cost-effectiveness analysis: Evidence from self-harming adolescents (PDF 213.01 KB) Download
WP18-02 - Are waiting times length of stay connected? Theoretical underpinnings and empirical results (PDF 281.56 KB) Download
WP18-01 - Assessing Hospital Performance in Indonesia: An Application of Frontier Analysis Techniques (PDF 363.18 KB) Download
WP17-05 - The role of measurement uncertainty in Health Technology Assessments (HTAs) of in-vitro tests (PDF 765.61 KB) Download
WP17-04 - The Nigerian Urban Reproductive Health Initiative: a decomposition analysis of the changes in modern contraceptive use (PDF 245.07 KB) Download
WP17-03 - Assessing primary care performance in Indonesia: An application of Frontier Analysis Techniques in Ind (PDF 284.61 KB) Download
WP17-02 - Cost-effectiveness analysis of PET-CT guided management for locally advanced head and neck cancer (PDF 1.03 MB) Download
WP17-01 - The incorporation of data on preanalytical and analytical factors in model-based Health Technology Assessments (HTAs) of medical tests: a systematic review protocol (PDF 74.4 KB) Download