Health economics

Our aims

We use a variety of economic and econometrics methods to address cost-effectiveness, efficiency and inequalities in health care provision. We aim, through engagement with policy makers, clinicians, clinical scientists, basic scientists, patient groups and other applied health researchers, to promote multi-disciplinary research across the spectrum of health producing activities that is likely to promote improvements in health, health care and wellbeing.

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Read more about the research groups who work within our topic of Health economics.

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Surgical MedTech Co-cooperative national meeting dates announced

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Surgery 2030:Transformative Technologies

The Surgical MIC would like to invite you to attend their National Meeting

An interactive workshop on deriving formulas to convert transition rates to probabilities for Markov models in R and Excel

David Epstein from the University of Grenada will be giving a two hour interactive workshop on deriving the correct formulas to calculate transition probabilities for Markov models in R and Excel.

Beyond the cost‐effectiveness acceptability curve: The appropriateness of rank probabilities for presenting the results of economic evaluation in multiple technology appraisal

This seminar by David Epstein from the University of Grenada will discuss the appropriateness of rank probabilities for presenting the results of economic evaluation in multiple technology appraisal