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- Meeting round-up: The Role of the University of York in the Development of Health Economics
Erik Tollefson
- Erik Tollefson’s journal round-up for 13th June 2016
- Social impact bonds: is an ounce of (bond) prevention worth more than a pound of (budgetary) cure
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- James Lomas’s journal round-up for 21st May 2018
- Review: Health Econometrics Using Stata (Partha Deb et al)
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Laura Gray
- Meeting round-up: 16th Annual International Conference on Health Economics, Management & Policy
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- Lazaros Andronis’s journal round-up for 4th September 2017
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- Meeting round-up: 7th annual Vancouver Health Economics Methodology (VanHEM) meeting
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- Conference round-up: Health Economists’ Study Group (HESG) Summer 2016
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- Health economics and behaviour change: a workshop
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- Heterogeneity and Markov models
- Solution for Trap 66 (Postcondition violated)
Rachel Meacock
- Meeting round-up: Fourth EuHEA PhD Student-Supervisor and Early Career Researcher Conference
- The economics of a 7-day NHS
Guy Thomas
- Why insurance works better with some adverse selection
Richard Cookson
- Bean counting and the NHS
Sam Watson
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- Meeting round-up: 18th European Health Economics Workshop (EHEW)
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- Bayesian evidence synthesis and bootstrapping for trial-based economic evaluations: comfortable bed fellows?
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