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The Academic Health Economists' Blog
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UK-centric blog for news, analysis and developments in health economics
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The potential of the super QALY to reconcile the key contentions in health economics
posted to The Academic Health Economists' Blog on Mon 20th May 13
Economics is largely about trade-offs and compromise. Academics study the former but don’t often engage in the latter. In health economics, as in other fields, a key trade-off is between equity and efficiency.We’ve been studying this fora.very.long.time.
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To whom the benefits?
posted to The Academic Health Economists' Blog on Mon 6th May 13
An argument that often comes up when it comes to the distribution of scarce health resources is who should receive them. Many different arguments are posed with varying degrees of sophistication. Various studies have elicited population preferences for distributing
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#HEJC for 06/05/2013
posted to The Academic Health Economists' Blog on Mon 29th Apr 13
This months meeting will take place Monday 6th May, at 5pm London time. Thatll be 11am in New Orleans and 7pm in Athens. Join the Facebook event here.We’ll also hold an antipodal meeting 12 hours later on Tuesday 7th May, at 5am London time. That’ll
Most popular posts
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The potential of the super QALY to reconcile the key contentions in health economics
posted to The Academic Health Economists' Blog on Mon 20th May 13
Economics is largely about trade-offs and compromise. Academics study the former but don’t often engage in the latter. In health economics, as in other fields, a key trade-off is between equity and efficiency.We’ve been studying this fora.very.long.time.
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To whom the benefits?
posted to The Academic Health Economists' Blog on Mon 6th May 13
An argument that often comes up when it comes to the distribution of scarce health resources is who should receive them. Many different arguments are posed with varying degrees of sophistication. Various studies have elicited population preferences for distributing
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#HEJC for 06/05/2013
posted to The Academic Health Economists' Blog on Mon 29th Apr 13
This months meeting will take place Monday 6th May, at 5pm London time. Thatll be 11am in New Orleans and 7pm in Athens. Join the Facebook event here.We’ll also hold an antipodal meeting 12 hours later on Tuesday 7th May, at 5am London time. That’ll