Katie Breheny

Health economist with an interest in public health

[Health Economics & Health Policy @ Bristol @UoBrisHEHP]

"The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic and associated restrictions on the capability wellbeing of adults and young people" organised session featuring presentation from @Paul_M_Mitchell and @joclarkecoast Friday at 10 in room HEH1.Aud1 #euhea2022

[Emma Frew @EFrew12]

Congratulations to Dr Breheny @K_Breheny who passed her PhD viva today #healtheconomics Thank you to examiners @emmasarahmac23 and Heather Brown and Chair @HajBrum. Her supervisors @joclarkecoast @IestynPWilliams and me are so pleased 😀. Enjoy celebrating!
#vivaseason @HEU_UoB

[Emma Frew @EFrew12]

Latest research with @K_Breheny @HEU_UoB reporting what items of economic evidence is most supportive for public health decision making #delphi #healtheconomics #publichealth
https://t.co/XiGFdTd1uI

[Katie Breheny @K_Breheny]

@ISPORJournals @UoBrisHEB

[Emma Frew @EFrew12]

Great to see paper from PhD student @MandanaZanganeh published in special issue @IJERPH_MDPI 'Pediatric Obesity Treatment and Prevention' -"review of methods, quality and results of economic evaluations..." @HEU_UoB @UoB_IAHR @Peymane_Adab
https://t.co/fIGJbGpSrk

[Health Economics & Health Policy @ Bristol @UoBrisHEHP]

Paper from @K_Breheny with @HEU_UoB colleague @EFrew12 looking at public health decision making using @QualHealthEcon methods - exploring barriers to use of economic evidence & finding many! https://t.co/7P2NZcU1E0

[Emma Frew @EFrew12]

Latest paper with @K_Breheny reporting in-depth analysis of how evidence is used for local #publichealth decision making and #prioritysetting and what that means for #economicevaluation:
https://t.co/kWY5CyoTan.

[Health Economics & Health Policy @ Bristol @UoBrisHEHP]

New! @UoBrisHEB newsletter 6 now available - find out about our new building, the Summer HESG and our new staff - Gareth Myring, Joel Glynn & @K_Breheny https://t.co/3Iwsxzsxoa

[Emma Frew @EFrew12]

Great news: our @healtheconomics SIG organised session on 'Economics and childhood #obesity' has been accepted for the @EuHEA conference featuring great presentations from Bruce Hollingsworth @HealthEconLANCS , @RichLSHTM, @K_Breheny and Paul McNamee @HERU_Abdn

[Health Economics Unit, Birmingham @HEU_UoB]

Amazing graduation day cake made by MSc Health Economics and Health Policy graduand Louise Proud (@Proud_Louise). Cost Effectiveness Plane of various Cake interventions versus Usual Care (Coffee & Walnut Cake) #HealthEconomics #PieceofCake @unibirmingham @UoB_IAHR

[Health Economics Unit, Birmingham @HEU_UoB]

Congratulations to @K_Breheny! Just starting PhD on costs of implementation and indiv. & env. moderators w/ @EFrew12

[The BMJ @bmj_latest]

Giving all pregnant women iodine supplements could save costs of cognitive impairment, study finds http://t.co/xGvuc6mSbk

[NHS @NHSuk]

Iodine supplements could help mums, babies and the economy. See the #BehindTheHeadlines report http://t.co/TKxArs2xXJ

[UniBirmingham News @news_ub]

Could iodine supplements in pregnancy save the NHS money? The latest @unibirmingham research suggests it might http://t.co/xC3VZjhZDp

[Katie Breheny @K_Breheny]

BBC News - Pregnancy iodine pills 'good for babies and economy' http://t.co/3PZ3ht8We3

[Katie Breheny @K_Breheny]

#Iodine supplementation could be cost effective in pregnancy #IQ @MarkovMonahan @HEU_UoB