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We're looking to appoint a Research Fellow to our Health Policy Team. Further details at bit.ly/3V7ZjIe.

Very happy to have been involved in this massive and massively important work from I4R. Figure 3 means lots of work ahead, luckily the amazing I4R work is on-going

"can strategic disinvestment in low value services release resources for achieving UHC?" definitely a good question, and something that will be discussed at the Annual Health Financing Forum tomorrow during the session on 'shifting government funding to UHC programs'

We're recruiting for a Research Fellow/Senior Research Fellow to work in CHE's Economic Evaluation and Health Technology Assessment team (TEETHA). Closing Date - 18th August 2024. For further details, visit bit.ly/4eqCDtJ

🌍Join us! Four impressive panelists will discuss health insurance reforms at the webinar on "Health Insurance in Low & Middle-Income Countries: Learning from Experience" hosted by International Health Economics Association (IHEA) 🗓️Date: 21 June 🕒Time: 9.30am EDT 🔗Register here => healtheconomics.org/event/health-i…

Happening TOMORROW 👀

Does health aid matter to financial risk protection? A regression analysis across 159 household surveys, 2000-2016 sciencedirect.com/science/articl… by J Gabani et al. in SS&M Roosen Tim

"Health aid is negatively associated with financial risk protection outcomes (ie improvement) when it is largely on-budget." sciencedirect.com/science/articl… 🔐

sciencedirect.com/science/articl… 👀👀👀Check out the latest from HFACT - Jacopo Gabani explores the relationship between health aid & financial risk in the latest Soc Sci & Medicine Marc Suhrcke The Centre for Health Economics University of York National Institute for Health and Care Research #UHC #globalhealth #healtheconomics #publication #RisingStars

Hypothetical pathways mapping health financing systems reforms to #HealthSystem outcomes through intermediate outputs and outcomes doi.org/10.1002/hec.46…

Indeed! and there's other benefits of on-budget financing too: builds capacity of MoH and create incentives to keep the program going more than off-budget, increasing chances of programs being continued by govts

“The financing incidence of the Sierra Leone public healthcare system is marginally progressive… (Public) primary healthcare (PHC) benefits are pro-poor, secondary/tertiary benefits are pro-rich.” Jacopo Gabani Sumit Mazumdar | সুমিত । सुमित et al ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/P…