Health Economics meets history at #CHEW2024 in Dubrovnik

The effect of local hospital waiting times on GP referrals for suspected cancer

New paper out now: journals.plos.org/plosone/articl…

Emma McManus and I are putting on a webinar on how to do a HESG discussion well on the 30th May at 11am

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The HESG Early Career Researcher (ECR) Subcommittee is organising a workshop - 'How to do a HESG discussion well' - a great session for those thinking of discussing a paper at Warwick this July! 😎

More details here: tickettailor.com/events/univers…

In collaboration with the HESG ECR Committee, Emma (@EJ_MCM ) and I are conducting a webinar.

Discussions can be daunting. We hope this will break down barriers and help more researchers volunteer to discuss as well as chair sessions.

Sign up here
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Registration for the HESG Summer 2024 conference is open until June 10th 2024, but is filling fast! To secure your place, please go here: warwick.ac.uk/fac/sci/med/re…

The programme for HESG Summer 2024 is now available online, and we're seeking discussants and chairs! An exciting schedule of papers, at the beautiful University of Warwick campus!🌼

View the programme here: warwick.ac.uk/fac/sci/med/re…

These findings fit with our recent research - 'avoidable' attendances really are not the problem for A&E departments: sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

📢🇭🇷 We are excited to share the shiny programme of our 2nd Croatian Health Economics Workshop ( #CHEW ). The programme features an eclectic mix of papers and an interesting keynote on 'Health Economics and Genetics' by Prof S. Von Hinke University of Bristol. 1/2 tinyurl.com/chew-2024

Free-for-all: Does crowding impact outcomes because hospital emergency departments do not prioritise effectively? sciencedirect.com/science/articl… via Matt Sutton et al 𒊓𒅂𒁓𒐗𒐕𒐗 Steve the skeptic Thomas Shanahan (Dr.) MRCEM

New paper with Igor Francetic & Rachel Meacock 🇪🇺

A lot of attention has been paid to reducing 'avoidable' attendances at emergency departments

We looked to see whether these ‘avoidable’ attendances cause detrimental effects for 'non-avoidable' patients
doi.org/10.1016/j.jhea…

📢New paper 📢out with HOPE at UoM The University of Manchester colleagues Rachel Meacock 🇪🇺 and Matt Sutton on Journal of Health Economics. It’s about #emergency #departments (EDs) and the different patients they treat. Free to read here doi.org/10.1016/j.jhea…. A short🧵. 1/n

📢Post-doctoral job vacancy in Health Economics 📢

Are you interested in undertaking policy-relevant research on NHS spending decisions?

Come and join our team HOPE at UoM

Two year position in #healtheconomics

jobs.manchester.ac.uk/Job/JobDetail?…

Deadline = 14th April

Now out in the printed edition: onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/he…

Great to get Queen Mary University of London on the list to host a HESG meeting for the first time ever in 2028!

hesg.org.uk/meetings/

#healtheconomics

📢Post-doctoral job vacancy in Health Economics 📢

Are you interested in undertaking policy-relevant research on NHS spending decisions?

Come and join our team HOPE at UoM

Two year position in #healtheconomics

jobs.manchester.ac.uk/Job/JobDetail?…

Deadline = 14th April

HESG 2024 - Summer Conference - Warwick University, Wednesday 3rd July – Friday 5th July 2024 - Abstract submission now open dlvr.it/T3ZZFL

And even better news... T won first prize for her presentation! 🥳🎊. Well done TZhao!

Next up at the PGR showcase is T with her poster presentation on the 'Use of compositional covariates in linear regression: problems and solutions.' Make sure to give her poster a visit!

T is being supervised by Rachel Meacock 🇪🇺 and Matt Sutton.

Does it matter if corporations own primary medical care providers?

New research using Australian data with Anthony Scott, Tamara Taylor and Grant Russell

authors.elsevier.com/c/1ieEgcP6nJZLz [authors.elsevier.com]