Reducing calluses in academic health economists
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Falling on deaf ears: The government’s disregard for empirical evidence
What’s the point in research if nobody is listening? Below is a 3-day time-line of events in the UK that demonstrate hypocrisy, ignorance and a disregard of empirical evidence within the UK Government. 07/03/2011: The Government… Read More »Falling on deaf ears: The government’s disregard for empirical evidence
Equal care for the elderly: A swing and a miss?
This month the Equality Act 2010 was accepted by the Department of Health here in the UK, with no amendments. The NHS can no longer discriminate based on age (aside from a few reasonable exceptions).… Read More »Equal care for the elderly: A swing and a miss?
The well-being valuation approach: Solution or convolution?
The ‘well-being valuation method’ is a recently developed technique for valuing the effect, in monetary terms, of a health problem on an individual’s well-being. The method involves calculating the compensating variation necessary to maintain the same level… Read More »The well-being valuation approach: Solution or convolution?