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Take your health economics expertise to the next level with CHE and LSHTM’s 5.5-week Decision Modelling Foundations course, offering flexible online learning, live Q&A sessions, and hands-on practical exercises in Excel or R.

Major new NIHR investment is expanding community-led mental health research in high-need areas, with CHE researchers playing a key role in tackling mental health inequalities through health economics.

Our latest CHE research paper is now published

Professor Karen Bloor will succeed Professor Mark Sculpher as Head of CHE.

Applications are invited from researchers wishing to visit CHE in order to develop collaborative research, led by the applicant but working with CHE researchers.

CHE welcomed researchers from across the UK and beyond for the Health Economists’ Study Group Winter 2026 Meeting.

Professor Rowena Jacobs shared expertise in mental health economics in Australia.

Professor Brian Ferguson was a colleague in CHE between 1995 and 1999 and Deputy Director from 1995 to 1997, has been honoured with an MBE in the King’s New Year Honours for services to public health research and his work with the National Institute for Health and Care Research (NIHR).