
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.
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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.
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.
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.
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.
Chris provides his account of the HESG meeting in Manchester, including his own ‘animal health’ paper, research on the EQ-5D, and some conferencing innovations.
You can now promote jobs and events (for free) on the blog. Both are community resources, relying on input from you, dear reader.
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