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Marta Soares - Centre for Health Economics
CHE research staff, Marta Soares, Professor
Karl Claxton - Centre for Health Economics
CHE research staff, Karl Claxton, Professor of Economics
CHE research papers - Centre for Health Economics
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Publications archive - Centre for Health Economics
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Journal articles - Centre for Health Economics
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Methods - Centre for Health Economics
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Research - EQUIPOL
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Increasing value for money in healthcare - Research
Research at York has had a direct impact on how health technologies, such as cancer drugs, are evaluated and made available in the UK and internationally.
2012 - Centre for Reviews and Dissemination
Cost-effectiveness of aldosterone antagonists for the treatment of post-myocardial infarction heart failure. ... The clinical effectiveness and cost-effectiveness of low-intensity psychological…
CHE’s health inequality methods used in NICE technology evaluation - Centre for Health…
NICE has started using health inequality methods developed by CHE to inform NHS funding recommendations about new technologies.