Finally an analytical framework that can estimate the health benefits of joined up decision making!

Rereading stuff I wrote years ago is sometimes instructive. But it is often disappointing to see how little I would need to change (here only the identify of the people promoting the zombie ideas): linkedin.com/pulse/nhs-has-…

Our health is determined by the building blocks of health: things like good-quality homes, good work and safe and supportive neighbourhoods. This is why a whole-government approach to health is essential to build a thriving society. Read more ⬇️ health.org.uk/a-whole-govern…

New report by The Centre for Health Economics Dr Adriana Castelli James Gaughan Arabadzhyan & Chalkley on NHS output, input & productivity growth is now available. Read at bit.ly/3Wb6MXv (1/5)

Need to map from PHQ-9/GAD-7 to EQ-5D-3L for economic evaluation (who doesn't?)? Clara's latest paper has you covered: rdcu.be/dF63D Matt Franklin NIHR Yorkshire & Humber ARC The Centre for Health Economics SCHARR

I feel seen 😊

My paper <<'Who are the capability theorists?’: a tale of the origins and development of the capability approach>> is out on the latest issue of the Cambridge Journal of Economics academic.oup.com/cje/article-ab…

Welcome (albeit overdue) JAMA manifesto on causal inference

Good afternoon! 👋 It’s Dr Nina Higson-Sweeney, and I am live tweeting from King's College London, where attendees are starting to arrive for a very special event focused on the BESST Trial! "BESST? What do you mean by BESST?" Don't worry - I've got you covered 😃 🧵THREAD #BESSTtrial

BESST Trial Four characters feature throughout DISCOVER, acting as peer role models who experience anxiety, worry, and depression. Through videos delivered over the course of the workshop, students watch the characters learn new ways of thinking and managing their concerns #BESSTtrial

BESST Trial The session has now reached its conclusion - but what a host of brilliant talks! I don't think I'm the only one who is keen to continue following the progress of #BESSTtrial, and seeing if it can be implemented on a larger scale. Keep your eyes peeled for more events soon! 👀

BESST Trial And here is a photo of the #BESSTtrial team, with more on the slide in the background! What a brilliant achievement 🤩 James Shearer 🏳️‍🌈🎻 Sarah Byford Jess Peter Fonagy Ben Carter

Really well done to Donnela for a super viva defence- hope this important work can be used to influence mental health priority setting in South Africa

Not a political endorsement but useful teaching material in health economics nevertheless!

Mental health is now the leading cause of sickness absence in the UK. 300,000 people with long-term mental health problems fall out of work every year. And yet, people with mental health problems aren’t getting the support they need. 1/5

There are nearly 2 million people on a waiting list for mental health support. And 8 million more people have mental health problems, but aren't in touch with any NHS services. 2/5

Today our CEO Dr Sarah Hughes spoke about all this and more at the Resolution Foundation event The Cost of Poor Health. If you missed the session, you can catch up here 👇 5/5 youtube.com/live/Yzu8H6_uP…

New research out with colleagues from UK Health Security Agency finds: * 90% of BBV testing happens in inpatient settings meaning those who are never admitted are generally being missed. * Of those who were anti-HCV positive would have benefitted from treatment, only 58% received treatment.

Excited to share our latest paper on a nationwide survey addressing key issues in economic evaluations for HTA in China. Read it here: doi.org/10.1016/j.jval… #HealthEconomics #HTA #EconomicEvaluation #China #HealthcareResearch King's Health Economics HSPRD IOPPN