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An Analysis of NICE’s Optimised Decisions from 2015 to 2024

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The Health Economists’ Study Group (HESG) was founded in 1972 to support and promote the work of health economists. Its members are from academic, commercial, and government settings. The purpose of HESG is to transmit knowledge and ideas, ranging from…
The Health Economists’ Study Group (HESG) was founded in 1972 to support and promote the work of health economists. Its members are from academic, commercial, and government settings. The purpose of HESG is to transmit knowledge and ideas, ranging from the theoretical to very practical policy issues.
The Health Economists’ Study Group (HESG) was founded in 1972 to support and promote the work of health economists. Its members are from academic, commercial, and government settings. The purpose of HESG is to transmit knowledge and ideas, ranging from the theoretical to very practical policy issues.
HESG meets twice a year, most recently in June 2013, where three of OHE's economists participated.
In addition, Koonal was a discussant for a paper, entitled The value of time at the end of life: Anchoring in economic evaluation by Philip Kinghorn and Joanna Coast, University of Birmingham. Yan Feng chaired a panel that discussed a paper by Claire Simons, Oliver Rivero-Arias, Ly-Mee Yu and Judit Simon, all from University of Oxford, entitled “Missing data in the health related quality of life EQ-5D-3L instrument: Should we impute individual domains or the actual index?” She also was a discussant for “Patients’ choice and hospital quality competition: Unintended impacts of the signals”, a paper co-authored by Tommaso Gabrieli (University of Reading), Mireia Jofre-Bonet (City University), and Alister J. McGuire (LSE).
Sarah, Koonal and Yan each can be contacted by clicking on the the hyperlinks attached to their names, above.
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