Helen Hayes
Helen is an economist with particular expertise in applied econometrics using quantitative data and healthcare policy evaluation. Her research experience covers a broad range of topics across both demand and supply side factors of health: payment systems, waiting times, healthcare utilisation, the working lives of GPs, and links between labour market outcomes and health.
Her recent research interests have focused on financial incentives in NHS hospital payment systems for diagnostic imaging services, and the effect of waiting times on GP demand for specialist hospital services. She explored these topics as part of her recently submitted PhD thesis, which examined economic issues in the delivery and organisation of services for early detection of cancer.
Publications and Insights
- Insight: Prevention pays off – so why aren’t we doing more of it?
- Publication: Altering the trajectory of HIV in Europe
- Publication: Analysing Global Immunisation Expenditure
- Publication: Employer Costs from Respiratory Infections
- Publication: Understanding societal preferences for priority by disease severity in England & Wales
- Publication: Inequalities in Dementia: Unveiling the Evidence and Forging a Path Towards Greater Understanding
- Insight: The changing role of the NHS over time