Health economics
A research topic within the School of Medicine

- Faculty of Medicine and Health
- School of Medicine
- Research and innovation
- Health economics
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.
Our research
Our research groups
Read more about the research groups who work within our topic of Health economics.
More on Our research groupsOur people
View a list of staff who work within the topic of Health economics and find out more about their research.
More on Our peopleThe UK-China Health and Economy Partnership
The University of Leeds is proud to be part of the UK-China Health and Economy Partnership with Bournemouth University, University of York, University of Sheffield in the UK and Fudan University, Shandong University and Zhejiang University in China.
The partnership is a novel knowledge transfer partnership that will promote long-term collaboration between both countries and all the partner institutions.
AUHE Resources
Here at the Academic Unit of Health Economics we want to share more of what we do. AUHE Resources is our gateway to share our outputs.
AUHE Presentation Slides 2021/02
Developing Target Product Profiles for Medical Tests: a methodology review - P Cocco et al
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Read the latest news from the Academic Unit of Health Economics at Leeds.
More on AUHE Newsletter 2021/01AUHE Resources
Here at AUHE we want to share more of what we do. AUHE resources is our gateway to share our outputs. If you have any questions about our outputs, please contact the relevant author directly.
More on AUHE ResourcesWorking paper series 2017-2019
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.
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UK-China Health and Economy Partnership Workshop
Thursday 21 January 2021
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