The Centre for Health Economics

Part of @UniofYork - a world-renowned institute producing policy relevant research and innovative methods that advance the use of health economics.

[The Centre for Health Economics @CHEyork]

In case you missed it: this spring, we published five new Research Summaries exploring how health and care services are evaluated, incentivised and delivered in the UK and globally.🔍

Read all five: https://t.co/eXlUHdo5yV

#HealthEconomics #GlobalHealth

[NIHR EEPRU @eeprunews]

🗒️Happening today

EEPRU’s first in-person event: Pushing the Boundaries of Economic Evaluation Methods for Policy

Partnering with NIHR Economics key discussion topics include pharma&pricing, social care, spillovers & side effects & patient-centred metrics.

#HealthEconomics

[The Centre for Health Economics @CHEyork]

Happening today!📢

@eeprunews first in-person event: Pushing the Boundaries of Economic Evaluation Methods for Policy

Partnering with #NIHR Economics, key discussion topics include pharma & pricing, social care, spillovers & side effects, & patient-centred metrics.

#EEPRU

[The Centre for Health Economics @CHEyork]

Registration open for live online Distributional Cost-Effectiveness Analysis short course! 🚀

Updated for 2026 with new materials on @NICEComms #DCEA methods and new SlimStatin exercise by @miqedup .

📅 19 Oct to 20 Nov 2026

Learn more & sign up:
https://t.co/dznGc3UIeh

[The Centre for Health Economics @CHEyork]

@hmtreasury @educationgovuk 3/3 Read more: https://t.co/BZAvwcEunm

[The Centre for Health Economics @CHEyork]

1/3 Government spending often struggles to account for long-term payoffs—like how supporting a child early in life leads to better health and higher earnings decades later. ⏰

[The Centre for Health Economics @CHEyork]

2/3 CHE researchers have developed new methods for forecasting these lifetime effects, helping @hmtreasury Treasury and @educationgovuk improve how they model the long-term benefits of early childhood interventions.

[The Centre for Health Economics @CHEyork]

We’re excited to welcome Dr Rocío García Díaz (@TecdeMonterrey) and Dr Boshen Jiao (@USC) as our 2026 Visiting Research Fellows!🌍

During their time at CHE, they’ll collaborate with our researchers to develop joint research. Learn more🔽
https://t.co/CyOU4FAKi4

#HealthEconomics

[AES - Asociación de Economía de la Salud @AESeconsalud]

🚩PUBLICADO EL Nº 107 DEL BOLETÍN ECONOMÍA Y SALUD - AES

EDITORAS: @AndreaSalasOrt4 @CHEyork y #AránzazuHernándezYumar @_SESCS_

No dejes de acceder a sus contenidos desde🌐⏬

https://t.co/jts8wodJ8m

[The Centre for Health Economics @CHEyork]

Stay informed with the latest from CHE 📢

The Spring 2026 issue of Health Economics News is now out.

Read the full newsletter🔽
https://t.co/I4HTwOau5y

[The Centre for Health Economics @CHEyork]

Join our three-day in-person short course in Advanced Statistical Methods at CHE📊

Our course combines taught modules with practical Stata software exercises, offering hands-on experience supported by expert CHE tutors.

Learn more & sign up: https://t.co/qrwsAQk5dc

[The Centre for Health Economics @CHEyork]

Shape decision-making in the NHS & social care systems!

We’re still recruiting one fully funded PhD students to join the REAL Supply Research Unit at CHE, @UniOfYork.

📅Deadline: 13 July 2026
🔗Learn more & apply: https://t.co/jGIehuR8eM

#ResearchOpportunity #UKPhD #AcademiaUK

[The Centre for Health Economics @CHEyork]

Do longer waiting times worsen patient outcomes?🕓

Our latest summary examines how delays affect survival and recovery rates for two coronary heart disease procedures in England before and during the COVID-19 pandemic: bypass surgery and angioplasty.

🔗https://t.co/L9zSw6KAKZ

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Read more: https://t.co/v1uMqNgqXd

[The Centre for Health Economics @CHEyork]

Can algorithms alone make good #HTA decisions?

Our Research Paper argues that while tools such as cost-effectiveness analysis, QALYs and evidence reviews are essential, they cannot settle questions of relevance, interpretation, fairness, implementation or public justification.

[The Centre for Health Economics @CHEyork]

Final call for the 2026 Decision Modelling for Health Economic Evaluation foundations course ⏳

🚀 Master techniques used by NICE & WHO
🤝Join a global cohort
📝 Learn from leading academics

The course begins Monday 8 June.

Find out more and sign up: https://t.co/sApkS4RT5h

[The Centre for Health Economics @CHEyork]

Final call for the 2026 Analysing Patient Data workshop

🚀 Master NHS datasets
🤝 Learn from experts
📝 Construct and analyse key variables

15-16 June in person at @UniofYork

Few spots left, Register: https://t.co/7tiw02dkQJ

#HealthEconomicsShortCourses

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Master Advanced Decision Modelling with CHE &
@LSHTM📊

Led by Profs Andrew Briggs & Mark Sculpher, internationally recognised for their contributions to #HealthEconomicEvaluation and #DecisionModelling.

Learn more & sign up: https://t.co/sApkS4RT5h

#HealthEconomics

[The Centre for Health Economics @CHEyork]

Master Advanced Decision Modelling with CHE & @LSHTM📊

Led by Profs Andrew Briggs & Mark Sculpher, internationally recognised for their contributions to #HealthEconomicEvaluation and #DecisionModelling.

Learn more & sign up: https://t.co/sApkS4RT5h

#HealthEconomics

[The Centre for Health Economics @CHEyork]

@thanzilaonse wins landmark grant for new project in Namibia & Zambia 🎉

Funded by @LifeYouCanSave, the new project will build on the Thanzi Programme supporting health systems & #HealthEconomics capacity across Africa.🌍

Learn more: https://t.co/f8k5pWNXb3

#GlobalHealth