NEW PAPER- Brilliant to see this published- psychometric evaluation of the ICECAP-SCM wellbeing measure for #economic assessments in #palliativecare. @UoBrisHEB Ulster Uni INHR QUB - School of Psychology Marie Curie EOLC All Ireland Institute of Hospice & Palliative Care

What a great use of existing data from Marie Curie EOLC funded research for a secondary analysis of a health economic measure for end of life @UoBrisHEB Joanna Coast

Dr Sabine Best Marie Curie EOLC @UoBrisHEB Joanna Coast Good to see the findings of this study after having worked on the qualitative development work for the ICECAP-SCM measure

This secondary analysis of existing Marie Curie EOLC data, was funded through Wellcome LifeCourseCap investigator award - thanks to both funders for this ongoing understanding of ICECAP measures for end of life

Our latest research on COVID-19 and capability wellbeing has just been published with Springer Nature in the European Journal of Health Economics. Read here: rdcu.be/cSjkB

Thanks Professor Emma McIntosh (She/her/hers) HEHTA for involving me in this work, to generate ICECAP measures for Tanzania & Malawi

Thanks to all who attended our session on capabilities for children and young people today at #HDCA2022, and especially to Paul Mitchell & Isabella Floredin for excellent presentations

Favorite part from the talk by Joanna Coast and the ICECAP measures team HDCA: all the different scales they explored to find the most appropriate for (and according to) children and young people! #hdca2022

Very interesting presentation from Paul Mitchell & the ICECAP measures team on why, and how they are using best/worst scaling for the valuation of capability in & by young people. Looking forward to the main results (at the next HDCA conference ?!) #hdca2022

So exciting - huge advance for the field - kudos to Joanna Coast et al!!!

NEW: A think-aloud study of the feasibility of patients with end-stage organ failure completing the ICECAP-SCM by Henry Nwankwo Joanna Coast Phil Kinghorn Cara Bailey et al. published in Palliative Medicine: journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/02…

Love the pomp of a Dutch viva! Congratulations to Sebastian Himmler on an excellent thesis on health and wellbeing valuation, including ICECAP measures contributions journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.11… link.springer.com/article/10.100…

Come work with me and great colleagues Joanna Coast @UoBrisHEB & @Helenmanchester ConnectingThroughCultureAsWeAge to name but two! Looking for a researcher interested in quality of life measurement, particularly ICECAP measures. Closing date to apply is Wednesday 4 January 2023: bristol.ac.uk/jobs/find/deta…

Prof Jackie Cassell Thomas House 热爱科学 Mike Haynes - a Jobbing Leftie Historian Morning all. Great work and pleased that ASCOT is mentioned as a contender for a social care #QALY for use in modelling. In the DACHA_Study we are piloting it’s inclusion in a MDS for care homes, along with ICECAP measures (also pref weighted) @DrStaceyRand Claire Goodman💚

The ICECAP website has moved! You can now find us at bristol.ac.uk/icecap/

The development of the ICECAP-CYP:11-15 working paper will be discussed at HESG Health Economics Research Centre (HERC) in June (further details below). We hope to see you there!

Paper now out (w/Sam Husbands and Joanna Coast @UoBrisHEB) detailing the key insights from the development of ICECAP measures for children and young people: link.springer.com/article/10.100…

New paper (w/Sam Husbands Joanna Coast @UoBrisHEB and others) exploring the importance of well-becoming to children and young people and the potential implications for how we measure outcomes for them: link.springer.com/article/10.100…