Health Care Systems

Health care systems organise the finance and delivery of health care. They vary by country, reflecting specific history, culture, and economics. To maximise coverage and efficiency they must evolve with changing demographics, needs, and technologies.

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News

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.

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Three seminars forthcoming at OHE

12 May 2016

OHE is pleased to be hosting not one, not two but three seminars over the coming weeks.

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Recently published: Are Wider Societal Effects Considered in Healthcare Decision-making?

29 February 2016

Health interventions can produce economic gains for patients and national economies. In practice, however, the health-wealth link is rarely considered.

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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.

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Publication

Waiting Time Policies in the Health Sector

1 June 2016

This OHE Seminar Briefing summarises a seminar given by Professor Luigi Siciliani on waiting time policies in the health sector from an international perspective, and highlights…

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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.

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Cost-per-QALY in the US and Britain

28 December 2015

Professor Weinstein compares the use of cost-per-QALY approaches in the UK and the US. Britain has got it closer to right, but may go a little…

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New OHE Publication: Model of Behaviour within Fuzzy Budget Constraints

23 December 2015

Recently published is a new OHE research paper entitled ‘Model of Behaviour within Fuzzy Budget Constraints’. The paper presents a model to capture the behaviour of…

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How to Manage Data Governance in an Era of Real World Evidence (RWE): Working Towards a Set of International Standards

24 November 2015

A new OHE Consulting Report assesses information governance arrangements for real-world data in eight countries, and makes recommendations towards an ideal governance framework.