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Climate action is health action: OHE’s focus on sustainability
22 July 2025
…Innovation Policy Prize asked participants to consider how economic policies can incentivise environmentally sustainable innovation in the life sciences sector. The winners were Professor Andrew Briggs, for a proposal that…
How Does Pharmaceutical Spending Drive Innovation in Europe?
7 February 2022
…the relationship between pharmaceutical revenue and innovation by looking at the elasticity of early-stage innovation in Europe. An ‘elasticity’ measures the relationship between two factors, i.e., how much y responds…
What is the impact of Uniform Pricing, Indication-Based Pricing (IBP) and alternative commercial arrangements for new pharmaceuticals in the UK NHS?
19 November 2024
…cannot assume we operate in a static world when discussing pricing policy for biomedical innovation, and we cannot accept that UK optimal pricing policy should be defined on that basis….
Would Waiving COVID-19 Vaccines Patents Save Lives?
18 May 2021
…argue, an alternative model for driving innovation in which either governments fund all innovation directly and receive products at manufacturing cost, making patents irrelevant; or governments offer prizes for developing…
Europe’s pharmaceutical policy choices – And what the United States stands to learn
18 March 2026
…result, policy changes today may take a decade or more to manifest in observable changes to innovation outcomes. This time lag can create a misleading sense of stability. When innovation does…
OHE Annual Lecture 2017: Why are Mortality Rates Rising for Middle-Aged White Non-Hispanic Americans? Could it Happen in Europe?
14 June 2017, 11:00pm
…the policy implications. In particular they will set out and discuss their findings of a: Marked increase in the all-cause mortality of middle-aged white non-Hispanic men and women in the…
Invitation to OHE’s Annual Lecture 2017: Why are Mortality Rates Rising for Middle-Aged White Non-Hispanic Americans? Could it Happen in Europe?
12 May 2017
…the policy implications. In particular they will set out and discuss their findings of a: Marked increase in the all-cause mortality of middle-aged white non-Hispanic men and women in the…
Spotlight on OHE: Measuring Preferences, HTA Benchmarking, Value-Based Pricing, and Rationing
13 October 2011
…RPI, who presented his recent work on ‘prizes’ for innovation in the regulated energy sector. Adrian focused on new approaches to rewarding innovation in a quasi-regulated sector, pharmaceuticals. In particular,…
The Impact of Science Policy Research
27 October 2010
…6 September with Prof. Ben Martin, Professor in Science and Technology Policy Studies at SPRU1, University of Sussex. The focus was on science policy research and its impact on policy making. Science…