Edinburgh Health Economics

Health Economics Group at the University of Edinburgh

[Edinburgh Health Economics @EdinHealthEcon]

Some EHE work on display at yesterday's @EdinUniUsher annual showcase 👇👇👇

[Elizabeth Lemmon @ElizabethLemm]

A lovely return to work after some annual leave at the @EdinUniUsher showcase display yesterday! Great to hear about so many important projects going on in Usher 🧡🤍🧡

[Scottish Health Economics @ScotHealthEcon]

The 2023 @ScotHealthEcon Annual Meeting will be held at the Discovery Centre, Dundee, on 7th November. The theme is 'What can health economics contribute to health inequalities in Scotland?' Presentation abstract submissions are welcome - more details at https://t.co/K2oYVWPwSA

[Edinburgh Health Economics @EdinHealthEcon]

Thank you @holly_ennis for your invaluable work facilitating the Heath Economics team. You will be sorely missed. We would like to wish you the best of luck as you continue to progress your career.

[Edinburgh Health Economics @EdinHealthEcon]

... And the final entrant into our picture series "people presenting" is @_davidhen. Who presented a snapshot of Elizabeth's work on social service use of colorectal cancer patients. David requests that you please direct all tricky questions to @ElizabethLemm #IPDLN2022

[Bowel Cancer Intelligence UK @BCI_UK]

Hub researcher ⁦@BeckyBirch86⁩ presenting at #IPDLN2022 this morning!

[Edinburgh Health Economics @EdinHealthEcon]

Thank you to @BeckyBirch86 and everyone who attended the talk on the linkage of Scottish & English colorectal cancer data. The CORECT-R group invites contact and collaboration. Find out more at https://t.co/dd0sk2Vvaf and https://t.co/9QvCIL7XMo #IPDLN2022

[Edinburgh Health Economics @EdinHealthEcon]

The SHEEC 3-minute introductory talks were a great chance to meet some of the early career researchers in Scotland. Our newest starter Marek Atter was among them. @ScotHealthEcon

[Edinburgh Health Economics @EdinHealthEcon]

Thank you to all those who attended Dr Peter Hall's presentation on routine data and HTA. Peter can be contacted on his twitter handler at @PeterHall001. Learn more at https://t.co/gtFETKzmF0 , https://t.co/zG1ys35aCs , and https://t.co/n4Xnk0NcnQ

[Edinburgh Health Economics @EdinHealthEcon]

Look out for us at Scottish Health Economics! @PeterHall001 @ElizabethLemm @bullen_ali & our fresh faced new starter Marek Atter are all attending in person!

[HERU @HERU_Abdn]

We have 2 vacancies @HERU_Abdn for Research Assistants/Fellows in health economics to work in the Assessment of Technologies and Health Behaviour research themes. More details at https://t.co/59CTKX1YZH Closing date for applications is 19th September 2022.

[Edinburgh Health Economics @EdinHealthEcon]

As part of EHE's academic meeting series, we discussed Process Evaluation with @FionaDobbie and how it can work alongside Health Economic Evaluation. Like Economic Evaluation, Process Evaluation should be considered at the start of a study, well in advance of outcome collection.

[HOPE at UoM @HOPE_UoM]

New paper out by @LGoldzahl @dukestokes & @mattxsutton looking at “The effects of multi-disciplinary integrated care on healthcare utilization: Evidence from a natural experiment in the UK”.
You can read the full paper here: https://t.co/0aEMEIX0q1
Or there's a brief summary👇

[Edinburgh Health Economics @EdinHealthEcon]

Our very own @PeterHall001 will be discussing routine data in HTA at SHE next month. The complete programme is now available on the SHE website.

[Scottish Health Economics @ScotHealthEcon]

The full programme for the Scottish Health Economics (SHE) Seminar on 'Routine data in health economics' has been added to the SHE website. The event is being held on 6 September in Dundee - more details at https://t.co/USxVHIDjZf @ScotHealthEcon

[Edinburgh Health Economics @EdinHealthEcon]

Here at EHE, we have found this introductory R tutorial for Markov models extremely helpful. A must-read for anyone starting to programme Markov models in R! https://t.co/0Y4zUylg9Y

[Edinburgh Health Economics @EdinHealthEcon]

@PeterHall001 is among the speakers at Scottish Health Economics (SHE) on the 6th September 2022 at the University of Dundee. The event is free to attend and is a great chance to connect with health economists across Scotland. Register for attending here https://t.co/oA7Z2Byuls

[Edinburgh Health Economics @EdinHealthEcon]

@BCI_UK @PeterHall001 @_davidhen @DavidNFBell
@AltEcon @BeckyBirch86 @StriveforfiveBC

[Edinburgh Health Economics @EdinHealthEcon]

We're excited to be going to this years #IPDLN2022 conference to present work from the @BCI_UK. Don't miss out on the Group Rate tickets and come and hear about our research on:
🟣#bowelcancer & #socialcare
🟣Research using the🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿&🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿cancer registries
🟣Successful #PPI

[IPDLN @IPDLN]

Four days left to get Group Rate Tickets for the #IPDLN2022 Conference! Remember to sign up to Crowd to access the link. We look forward to seeing you all in Edinburgh this September! More information here: https://t.co/nPzFmVYQfJ

[Elizabeth Lemmon @ElizabethLemm]

It is a very exciting time for #research using #data #linkagage in Scotland. Thanks @HallidayRoger for sharing your thoughts on eCRUSADers 👇👇👇

[Edinburgh Health Economics @EdinHealthEcon]

Any #healtheconomics researchers interested in the use of routine health care datasets in research? Check out the new @eCRUSAD Twitter and website https://t.co/lRtwfhVOiT 👇👇👇

[Elizabeth Lemmon @ElizabethLemm]

New eCRUSADers Twitter account for eCRUSADers.
Follow ➡️@eCRUSAD to find out about the new eCRUSADers website and how you can get involved in shaping the network #admindata #routinedata #ecrusad #datasaveslives #datachangeslives #peoplemakedata

[ADR UK @adr_uk]

Are you an early career researcher passionate about #AdministrativeData #research? @eCRUSAD is a community built for you to work together and learn about administrative data in Scotland! Check our their new website now 👇 https://t.co/wmXUlUoS4L #EarlyCareerResearcher