The NHS’ long term survival is at stake – the Ten Year Plan demonstrates the government’s commitment to invest in its recovery, but in order to truly tackle the existential issues at the heart of the ...

A biennial prize fund to promote thought leadership around the big questions affecting health economics. OHE’s educational ...

Our latest research shows respiratory infections cost UK businesses £44 billion a year. Workplace vaccination programs and health-focused policies could help boost productivity, reduce costs, and ...

Today marks Rare Disease Day 2025. This time last year we published an Article entitled “ Why do we care about rare? ”, summarising the origins of rare disease day, the fundamental ambition – to ...

New antibiotics are urgently needed, but their development is hindered by market failure. A ‘volume-delinked model’ subscription approach has been suggested to overcome this market failure, providing ...

This report contributes to the understanding of people’s proximity to dementia (e.g., people with dementia and their carers forecast) and so the potential future number of people who will be impacted ...

Real-World Evidence (RWE) can provide decision-makers in the healthcare sector with insights into the functioning of health technologies outside of clinical trial settings. In this report, we focus on ...

The term ‘pressure’ has been widely used to describe various challenges, long before the COVID-19 pandemic. Regardless of its common usage, a formal definition of healthcare system pressure (HCSP) is ...

We conducted a quantitative preference study to understand how well the criteria of NICE’s severity modifier align with UK societal preferences. Our primary objectives were to estimate: Cut-offs for ...

This panel brings together leading researchers to explore how health economics can inform policy design in the context of the climate crisis. Rather than proposing new evaluative paradigms, the ...

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