Research Summaries

CHE Research Summaries present knowledge and ideas gained from our collaborative research, teaching and other areas of work.

2024

• Health Economics in Humanitarian Action: Fulfilling the Promise of Sustainable Development for All Wiktoria Tafesse and Sumit Mazumdar Health_Economics_in_Humanitarian_Action (PDF , 342kb)

• How should we reward pharmaceutical innovation? Karl Claxton How should we reward pharmaceutical innovation? (PDF , 2,761kb)

• Better diagnosis for people with genetically raised cholesterol Beth Woods Better diagnosis for people with genetically raised cholesterol (PDF , 224kb)

• Standardised reporting of economic evaluations: the CHEERS Value of Information checklist Natalia Kunst Summary15 (PDF , 226kb) 

• Does GP dispensing increase NHS costs? Nils Gutacker Does_GP_dispensing_increase_NHS_costs (PDF , 224kb)

2023

• Is bigger better in primary care? Rita Santos Is bigger better in primary care? (PDF , 265kb)
• Working during COVID-19: the impact on people with mental health disabilities Nigel Rice Working during COVID-19: the impact on people with mental health disabilities (PDF , 1,038kb)
• Creating open-access resources for undertaking expert elicitation in healthcare decision-making Laura Bojke Creating open-access resources for undertaking expert elicitation in healthcare (PDF , 166kb)
• Time to increase General Practitioner rewards for preventive care in mental health? Panos Kasteridis Time to increase General Practitioner rewards for preventive care (PDF , 224kb)
• Health opportunity costs: tomorrow won’t be the same as today Jessica Ochalek Health opportunity costs: tomorrow won’t be the same as today (PDF , 872kb)
• Does it matter how we finance healthcare systems? Jacopo Gabani Does it matter how we finance healthcare systems? (PDF , 1,490kb)
• Designing wearable digital health technologies: what do people want? Andrea Manca Designing wearable digital health technologies: what do people want? (PDF , 86kb)
• Acting early to avoid adverse outcomes in adolescence for Gen Z Richard Cookson Acting early to avoid adverse outcomes in adolescence for Gen Z (PDF , 368kb)
• Estimating the health effects of changes in health care expenditure Karl Claxton Estimating the health effects of changes in health care expenditure (PDF , 305kb) 
• How can we prioritise medical research in areas when there are no previous studies of treatments? David Glynn How can we prioritise medical research in areas when there are no previous studi (PDF , 119kb)
• Getting more health from limited resources in Uganda Sakshi Mohan Getting more health from limited resources in Uganda (PDF , 917kb) 
• What can we learn about mental health services from the Covid-19 pandemic? Adrián Villaseñor What can we learn about mental health services from the Covid-19 pandemic? (PDF , 1,590kb) 
• Strengthening capability in global health economics in Africa: a contribution from CHE Helen Weatherly and James Lomas Strengthening capability in global health economics in Africa (PDF , 1,902kb) 
• Is extending eligibility for Adult Social Care better than spending more on people who already use services? Francisco Longo and Karl Claxton Is extending eligibility for Adult Social Care better than spending more... (PDF , 6,386kb)