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Multiple Sclerosis
1 May 1975
…a relapsing and remitting course and the frequently encountered assumption that multiple sclerosis inevitably leads to rapidly progressive deterioration in physical condition is inaccurate and has given rise to unnecessary…
Infant and Child Health
1 December 1975
In 1901 approximately 127,000 infants and 81,000 children aged 1-14 died in England and Wales. By 1973, the corresponding figures were 11,500 and 4,500, representing falls of 91 per cent…
Incentives for R&D for New Antimicrobial Drugs
1 April 2011
Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) is becoming a major global public health threat and has begun to command attention from European and US policy makers. An initial focus on monitoring AMR and…
OHE is Pleased to Announce the Appointment of Two New Economists: Margherita Neri and Jimena Ferraro
14 February 2017
Margherita Neri and Jimena Ferraro joined the OHE team in December 2016 and January 2017, respectively. We welcome them to the team. Margherita Neri joined the OHE team in December…
Vale Kenneth Arrow! Tony Culyer Writes on the Contributions of the Greatest Economist of Our Time and the Intellectual Father of Health Economics
24 February 2017
…and concrete actions based on it. This is a classic example of his gift of the framework and the vocabulary we need to understand and create feasible solutions in a…
New Seminar Briefing: Delivering an Outcomes-based NHS: Creating the Right Conditions
2 March 2017
…financial analysis and defined budget, (5) agreed contract form and duration, describing incentives and risks, and (6) readied and prepared service providers. In this Briefing, Dr Hicks discusses the example…
2022 OHE Annual Report to the Charity Commission
30 November 2023
…of health economics and healthcare policy. Moreover, OHE uses health economics methods to produce evidence based health policy and management, contributing to a more efficient and effective health care system….
Modelling Spillover Effects on Informal Carers: The Carer QALY Trap
19 October 2023
Exploring the carer trap and its implications in health technology assessments. Our opinion piece discusses the impact on informal carers’ quality of life and how it can shape decisions on…
An Analysis of NICE’s Optimised Decisions from 2015 to 2024
1 May 2025
…scores below 25%. Between 2020 and 2022, these figures were 56% and 25%, and between 2015 and 2019, they were 65% and 35%. Figure 1 presents a visual representation of…