
Journal round-up: Applied Health Economics and Health Policy 21(5)
Chris reviews the latest issue of AHEHP, with papers on digital health, screening, cost-effectiveness thresholds, and decision modelling.
Chris reviews the latest issue of AHEHP, with papers on digital health, screening, cost-effectiveness thresholds, and decision modelling.
Chris explains why he has quit his editorial roles and will no longer provide pre-publication peer reviews for academic journals.
First-time contributors Matthew Napier and Sulayman Chowdhury provide highlights from their first HESG, hosted by the University of Oxford.
Chris summarises his (not so) recent trip to Boston for the latest ISPOR Annual conference, with some commentary on digital health and open-source modelling.
Prof Philip Clarke considers the challenge of reproducibility in the discipline of health economics, discussing several initiatives that can support high quality research and better decision-making.
Chris summarises the latest issue of AHEHP, which is full of novel topics and methods. Highlights include a new resource use measure and several reviews on cost-effectiveness and HTA.
Alastair Canaway reviews a recent issue of Value in Health, including articles on patient preferences, real-world data, and child health outcome measurement.
Chris summarises the latest issue of EJHE, with a focus on papers relating to the EQ-5D and a review of unemployment and health care use.
Chris provides a report on the recent EuroQol Academy meeting, with the theme ‘From cradle to grave: can we measure and value HRQoL consistently over the lifespan?’
Some updates on our new mailing list, and a request for feedback.