Grant-Funded Research

Research Papers are the results of OHE’s grant-funded research programmes intended to promote discussion and provide information prior to publication in a peer reviewed journal

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Capturing the lived experiences of informal care in acute leukemia

20 November 2025

Providing informal care to someone living with acute leukemia imposes a severe multidimensional burden, reshaping relationships and affecting mental health, physical health, career, finances, social activities and more.

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The commercial case for investing in ALS

13 November 2025

Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) is a rare, rapidly progressive neurodegenerative disease with devastating clinical and economic consequences.

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Patient preferences for treatment in relapsed/refractory acute leukemia

23 October 2025

When acute leukemia relapses, treatment decisions can be complex. Patients may face trade-offs between survival benefits, side effects and how treatment is delivered. This study asked people with acute leukemia across five countries what matters most to them when making these choices.

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Understanding the preferences of people with acute leukemia for different health outcomes

25 September 2025

When we want to understand or measure someone’s “health-related quality-of-life”, we typically ask them to describe the problems they have with different aspects of their health. In this study, we wanted to understand which aspects, or “dimensions”, of health-related quality-of-life are most important to the general public and to persons with acute leukemia.

Individual, Health System, and Societal Impacts of Anti-seizure Medicine Use During Pregnancy
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Individual, Health System, and Societal Impacts of Anti-seizure Medicine Use During Pregnancy

23 January 2024

Explore the implications of in utero exposure to anti-seizure medications (ASMs), the heightened risks of developmental problems and physical disabilities. The economic impact associated with conditions like epilepsy, stressing the urgent need for detailed risk profiles and data collection to guide interventions and reduce the societal costs linked to ASM use during pregnancy.

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2022 OHE Annual Report to the Charity Commission

30 November 2023

This is the sixth report to the Charity Commission for England and Wales since becoming a registered charity in December 2016.  

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2021 OHE Annual Report to the Charity Commission

1 December 2022

OHE obtained its charitable status in 2016, an essential achievement towards OHE’s development as a health economics research organisation. The report of 2021 demonstrates some of…

Making Outcome-Based Payment a Reality in the NHS. Phase Two: Practical Considerations
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Making Outcome-Based Payment a Reality in the NHS. Phase Two: Practical Considerations

1 December 2021

Outcome-based payment (OBP) is a flexible payment mechanism linking the price the NHS pays for a medicine to the outcomes it achieves in practice for NHS…

It Takes Two to Tango: When do Conditional Reimbursement Risk-Sharing Schemes Work for Both Parties?
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It Takes Two to Tango: When do Conditional Reimbursement Risk-Sharing Schemes Work for Both Parties?

1 December 2021

Faster regulatory approval has not necessarily achieved faster patient access. A new OHE paper sets out how risk-sharing can tackle this, enabling resolution of differences of…