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OHE’s In-house Publications Are Now Indexed by RePEc
8 May 2018
OHE is on RePEc: find publications from the Office of Health Economics in Research Papers in Economics. For many years, we’ve been publishing our work – free to read – on…
Should Drug Prices Differ by Indication? The Debate on Indication-based Pricing
11 May 2018
OHE Consulting has produced a report summarising the literature on indication-based pricing and how it has been applied in the U.S. and 5 European countries. OHE Consulting has produced a…
A Critique of Hill et al. (2018) on Estimated Costs of Production for the WHO Essential Medicines List
19 May 2018
OHE Consulting produces a report critiquing a paper by Hill et al. (2018) on estimated costs of production for the WHO Essential Medicines List. This OHE Consulting Report, published today,…
A New Publication in Health Economics: An Exploration of the Non‐iterative Time Trade‐off Method to Value Health States
11 June 2018
An exploration of the non‐iterative time trade‐off method to value health states – our new paper published in Health Economics Preference‐based health state classification systems require health state valuations. The…
New OHE research finds productivity losses from respiratory infections cost UK businesses £44 billion per year
16 December 2024
…the economics of health, health care, and life sciences, we partner with Universities, Government, health systems and the pharmaceutical industry to research and respond to global health challenges. As a…
Evaluating the Cost-effectiveness of Health System Strengthening: A Platforms Perspective
1 February 2020
Health System Strengthening (HSS) is an important concept now widely discussed, but too often without sufficient structure or an adequate understanding of what actually is involved. The articles on which…
Unrelieved Pain in Palliative Care in England
1 September 2019
In England, an estimated 378,427 people receive palliative care each year in a range of specialised and generalised services. Overall, the quality of palliative care in England and the wider…
Cost-per-QALY in the US and Britain: Damned if You Do and Damned if You Don’t
1 December 2015
…within health care systems. Professor Weinstein explored US arguments against CEA, such as the relationship between health care expenditures and health outcomes across hospitals and geographic areas. He also discussed…
Understanding the NHS in the 1980’s
1 May 1984
The National Health Service will spend around £17,000 million in the UK in 1984: it employs more than 1.2 million full-time and part-time staff. Thus as well as being very…