Presentations
OHE at ISPOR Italy Chapter – Rome: Are Wider Societal Effects Considered in Healthcare Decision-making?
17 May 2016
Martina Garau presented at the last ISPOR Italy Chapter – Rome conference on the topic of economic gains produced by health interventions.
Spotlight on OHE: Beyond QALYs, Managed Entry Agreements, Business Models for Antibiotics, and the UK Market for Medicines.
12 April 2016
The blog provides links to slide sets for presentations relating to going ‘beyond QALYs’ when valuing health care interventions, managed entry agreements within the UK pharmaceutical…
Seminar at Glasgow Caledonian University: Local Health Care Expenditure Plans and Their Opportunity Costs
11 January 2016
OHE’s Sarah Karlsberg Schaffer presented at the Glasgow Health Economics Seminar Series the results of a paper on the value of the cost-effectiveness threshold in Scotland.
OHE at the Health Economists’ Study Group (HESG) Meeting, Manchester 2016
4 January 2016
A summary of OHE’s activity at the 2016 winter HESG meeting, Manchester, 6-8th January.
OHE at ISOQOL 2015: Valuing Health-Related Quality of Life
8 December 2015
This post summarises OHE’s activities at the ISOQOL 22nd Annual Conference in Vancouver, October 2015.
Valuing Health at the End of Life: A Review of the Empirical Literature
3 November 2015
Do members of the general public wish to place greater weight on a unit of health gain for end of life patients than on that for…
Waiting Time Policies in the Health Sector: What Works?
27 October 2015
On 16th September Professor Luigi Siciliani led an OHE lunchtime seminar on waiting time policies in the health sector. The slides are now available.
An Issues Panel: Developing Cost Effectiveness for Decision Making: What can be Learnt from “Value Based Pricing”?
29 July 2015
This post reports on an Issues Panel which was held at the Spanish Health Economics Association Annual Conference which took place in Granada, Spain 17-19 June…
Guest post: The Economics of Elevated Hospital Mortality at Weekends
14 July 2015
Rachel Meacock reports on the economics of elevated hospital mortality at weekends.