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Helen Weatherly is a Reader, and member of the Team for Economic Evaluation for Health Technology Assessment (TEEHTA) at the Centre for Health Economics (CHE), University of York, UK.
Helen is Programme Co-Director of the Distance Learning Programmes in Health Economics, and is Programme Leader of the MSc in Economic Evaluation for Health Technology Assessment by Distance Learning.
Since joining CHE (1998) Helen has contributed to a range of applied and methodological projects across a broad range of health and care areas. She has contributed to technology appraisals involving evidence reviews and economic evaluations for the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE). Her research interests include methods applied for the economic evaluation of social care and public health interventions.
Currently, Helen is the lead health economist for a range of economic evaluations of social care interventions. Key activities include the design, conduct and analysis of these applied economic evaluations, and related methodological research. Examples of her projects include;