Looking forward to presenting at #ESMDM23 on Tuesday! First time in Berlin, and got a chance to explore this evening, beautiful city 🌆

Great opportunity to present the work of the Spillovers in Health Economic Evaluation and Research (SHEER) task force at #ESMDM23! Excellent conference, really enjoyable. Photo credit: James O'Mahony 🇺🇦🇵🇸☮️

Excited to have Ed Henry here The Centre for Health Economics today to present emerging good practice recommendations for spillovers in health economic evaluation .... looking forward to ongoing discussion on this topic!

I’ll be presenting the consensus recommendations of the ‘Spillovers in Health Economic Evaluation and Research’ (SHEER) Task Force today as part of the ‘Pushing the boundaries of economic evaluation’ session this afternoon. Hope to see you there! #IHEA2023Congress

Excellent presentation by Ed Henry on spillovers and the work of the SHEER task force at the Pushing the Boundaries of Economic Evaluation session at #IHEA2023Congress

Deadline extension for EOIs for our #IHEACongress2023 special issue in Social Science & Medicine. Full details in link below. Submissions from ECRs and researchers from low- or middle-income countries particularly welcome. RTs appreciated!

Including carer outcomes in economic evaluation is important & can reveal unrecognised challenges in HTA decisions. One of these is where patient & carer QALYs point in different directions - work led by David Mott and colleagues Office of Health Economics Health Economics Unit, Birmingham link.springer.com/article/10.100…

Almost finished! 🎨

Looking forward to this!

On 1 December, we organise a symposium on "Spillovers in Economic Evaluations: Research, Reflections and Recommendations" If you would like to join us, please register via our website eur.nl/en/eshpm/event… Erasmus Centre for Health Economics Rotterdam Werner Brouwer @jobvanexel

Finished! ‘Cold fluorescence’, oil on canvas 🎨

Hareth Al-Janabi Uni of Birmingham Next, Ed Henry shares the recommendations from the SHEER taskforce, how these recommendations came about, and what their implications are. Important work!

I'm pleased to be able to share the report of the Spillovers in Health Economic Evaluation and Research (SHEER) task force, published online today in #PharmacoEconomics Many thanks to my fantastic co-authors, and all those who contributed to the report! link.springer.com/article/10.100…

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Happy to be able to share the third paper from my PhD! It presents a potential approach to addressing the distributional consequences of spillover inclusion in economic evaluation. Many thanks to my co-author and supervisor, John Cullinan! doi.org/10.1002/hec.47… HEC Editors

We are advertising two Wellcome funded research posts Health Economics Unit, Birmingham #1: working on WISE project jobs.ac.uk/job/DEV488/res… #2: with an adaptable focus jobs.ac.uk/job/DEV529/res… Both offer opportunities to develop skills in new research methods. RTs & enquiries very welcome.

Do informal care recipients internalise carer burden? We find that informal care receipt has an asymmetric impact on health behaviours, depending upon whether the health behaviour is positive or negative. link.springer.com/article/10.100…

🤔 Ever wondered how economic evaluations measure and attribute value to mental health? Do they do so fairly? I’m excited to announce (to my handful of followers) that my first PhD paper is now available @TheLancetPsych. Free link: authors.elsevier.com/a/1iUfp7tf1d52… 1/6

Delighted to share that yesterday I successfully defended my PhD thesis! Many thanks again to Matt Sutton Paddy Gillespie & Brendan Kennelly for such an engaging viva and, of course, immensely thankful to my supervisor John Cullinan What an experience!