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Shainur Premji and Simon Walker have been recognised as part of a research team awarded an NIHR Impact Prize for work evaluating hospital-based Violence Prevention Teams and their impact on patients, health services and violence prevention.

Health economist Beth Woods has been promoted to professor at CHE, recognising her influential research at the intersection of economics and health policy.

The CHE Policy Forums reflect the areas of work of the Centre for Health Economics over its 40 year history.

The latest issue of Health Economics News from CHE showcases recent successes, new research and opportunities to engage with us.

The summer placements give postgraduate students in health economics the opportunity to gain hands-on research experience, working on projects under the supervision of experienced health economists.

Professor Andrea Manca recently travelled to Japan, to deliver the Centre for Health Economics’ Statistical Methods for Economic Evaluation in HTA (SMEEHTA) short course.

The European Health Economics Association (EuHEA) Conference 2026 took place in Rotterdam, the Netherlands, from 15 to 17 July, with pre-conference sessions and a welcome reception held on 14 July.

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