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Allocating Resources Based on “Happiness” – OHE Lunchtime Seminar
16 March 2012
OHE’s invitational lunchtime seminar held March 14th featured the research of Prof Paul Dolan of the LSE on using measures of subjective wellbeing – “happiness” – as the bases for…
Can and Should Value Based Pricing Be Applied to Molecular Diagnostics?
1 May 2012
Just out is an OHE Research Paper that examines the issues. The authors note that diagnostics not only facilitate health gain and cost savings, but also provide information to inform…
Register Now: SMEs as a Source of Innovation – OHE Lunchtime Seminar, 4 July
20 June 2012
…Hopkins of the University of Sussex will discuss his research tracking the SMEs that have played a part in projects reaching late stage clinical trials. In response to the R&D…
Register Now: OHE Lunchtime Seminar on Innovation
26 June 2012
…Hopkins of the University of Sussex will discuss his research tracking the SMEs that have played a part in projects reaching late stage clinical trials. In response to the R&D…
OHE has an Opening for an Economist
4 September 2012
OHE is seeking a highly motivated, energetic economist to contribute to its research and consultancy activities. Our work covers a broad range of analyses into the economics and policy of…
Patterns of European Diagnoses and Prescribing
1 January 1984
…Grandjeat (1978) noted prescribing differences and suggested where future research should be aimed: ‘it would be of considerable interest to see how far the differences in the number of prescription…
Alive to Forty-Five
1 July 1967
Proceedings of a Symposium held at the College of General Practitioners, London Sunday, 27 November, 1966 When discussing the four commonest causes of death among young adults, the principal contributors…
The Effect of Free Personal Care for the Elderly on Informal Caregiving
1 February 2013
…producing a limited net benefit. In this Research Paper, Sarah Karlsberg Schaffer undertakes a comprehensive analysis based on a “natural experiment”: the introduction of free personal care for the elderly…
Nadine Henderson
26 September 2019
Nadine Henderson is health economist whose research focuses on the methodological and policy challenges related to health technology assessment (HTA). She has experience researching these issues for specialised technologies and…