http://healtheconomicsnetwork.pbwiki.com/ Resources for academics who teach Health Economics en http://healtheconomicsnetwork.pbwiki.com/feedlogo.gif http://pbwiki.com/ PBwiki 3.7 support@pbwiki.com http://healtheconomicsnetwork.pbwiki.com/Audio-visual+resources email.hidden@example.com (Martin Poulter) Martin Poulter edited Audio-visual resources Available Online
Ernest Madu, Heart Institute of the Caribbean: "Bringing world-class health care to the poorest" (17 mins) available on TED.com to view online or download.
BBC Panorama, "The NHS Blame Game" broadcast 26 March 2006. Transcript and RealVideo available on the BBC site.
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Carol Propper: Targets and Terror
dubbed ‘targets 'targets and terror’. terror'.
Carol Propper: Hospital care in England - who will choose?
Across England, patients are beginning to use the new 'choose and book' system to select the location of their hospital care. But will the affluent be more likely to exercise choice than people from more deprived areas?
Carol Propper: Regulating health care in the world of choice
NHS – - which the government believes will promote greater responsiveness of hospitals to patients’ patients' needs, cut waiting lists and reduce equity in the receipt of health care. But as Professor Carol Propper points out, the evidence to support these ]]> Thu, 05 Jun 2008 11:17:15 +0000 mod http://healtheconomicsnetwork.pbwiki.com/Audio-visual+resources email.hidden@example.com (nancy) nancy edited Audio-visual resources AV recordings of public lectures by health economists. For example, Professor Michael Drummond has agreed to our filming his public lecture on January 30th 2008.
If you would like to know more about our AV projects, or have ideas about other AV resources we can provide, please contact Dr Martin Poulter. The Economics Network has some general advice on finding audio-visual materials.
Podcasts on health economics topics
A series of interviews on public sector issues by the Centre for Market and Public Organisation (CMPO) at Bristol University, includes the following on health economics topics:
Carol Propper: Targets and Terror
Waiting times have been a central concern in the English NHS, where care is provided free at the point of delivery and is rationed by waiting time. Pro-market reforms introduced in the NHS in the 1990s were not accompanied by large drops in waiting times. As a result, the English government in 2000 adopted the use of an aggressive policy of targets coupled with publica]]> Thu, 05 Jun 2008 11:10:52 +0000 mod http://healtheconomicsnetwork.pbwiki.com/Classroom+experiments+and+exercises email.hidden@example.com (nancy) nancy edited Classroom experiments and exercises Instructions for a rationing exercise. This workshop exercise is based on an exercise conceived, and used, by Keith Tolley, Darrin Baines and Dave Whynes at the University of Nottingham with medical and allied health professionals. The instructions in this version have been changed by Tracey Sach to better suit a pharmacy student audience. Provided by Tracey Sach, UEA, 2007, with Dave Whyne's permission.
Instructions for a classroom exercise on eliciting and analysing visual analogue scale valuations for EQ-5D health states. This exercise involves students completing a VAS valuation task, and then using their questionnaires as the basis for a structured discussion, and a follow-up exercise to analyse the data from the group. Also provided here, the VAS questionnaire to accompany this exercise. Please note this is provided only for use in this classroom experiment! Exercise developed by Nancy Devlin at City University, 2008.
Tolley and Whynes (1995) The priority setting exercise: an instrument]]> Tue, 03 Jun 2008 17:06:57 +0000 mod http://healtheconomicsnetwork.pbwiki.com/Who+teaches+health+economics email.hidden@example.com (Martin Poulter) Martin Poulter edited Who teaches health economics Keele University
PG Dip, Health Economics Research / MBA (Health Economics Management)
King's College, London
MSc in Mental Health Services Research and MSc in Psychiatric Research include a module on Economic Evaluation in Mental Health Services Research
London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE)
MSc International Health Policy (Health Economics)
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Health Economics education is led by Professor Nancy Devlin, City University. Its development and activities are guided by an Advisory Group.
List of participants actively involved in this network. If you are interested in participating and contributing, please contact Nancy.
Forthcoming events
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Birmingham University resources
List of participants actively involved in this network. If you are interested in participating and contributing, please contact Nancy.
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Thinking of studying health economics?
Why study health economics?
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BA & BCom offers an elective module in Economics of Health and Education (Year 3).
UniversitiesUniversity College Cork (Republic of Ireland)
BA Economics offers an elective module in Health & Evaluation Economics (Year 3)
Universities offering MSc Postgraduate courses or modules in health economics
University of Aberdeen
PG Cert Health Economics - Distance Learning
University of York
MSc Health Economics / PG Cert/PG Dip in Health Economics for Health Care Professionals by distance learning / MPhil/PhD research degrees
University College Cork (Republic of Ireland)
Postgrad Diploma - Health and Evaluation Economics / MSc Health Economics / PhD Health Economics
Medical schools offering health economics in the medical curriculum
Economics Network list of UK Economics departments
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"The Price of Sight" NZBC documentary dating from the late 1990s. Fascinating insight into alleged anti-competitive practices by ophthalmologists under NZ's quasi-market health care system. - copy held by Nancy Devlin, City University.
Available Online
Ernest Madu, Heart Institute of the Caribbean: "Bringing world-class health care to the poorest" (17 mins) available on TED.com to view online or download.
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Health economics Year 3/4 module taught at the Universidad de Barcelona 2005 - provided by Joan Costa-Font, LSE.
Keele University University: module proposal and handbook
Course outlines from Year 3 undergraduate modules in health economics taught at Nottingham University and from Queen Mary will be added here shortly.
For Masters Economists
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Health economics Year 3/4 module taught at the Universidad de Barcelona 2005 - provided by Joan Costa-Font, LSE.
Health economics Year 3 module taught by Richard Little at Keele University
Course outlines from Year 3 undergraduate modules in health economics taught at Nottingham University and from Queen Mary will be added here shortly.
For Masters Economists
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]]> Fri, 08 Feb 2008 16:15:04 +0000 mod http://healtheconomicsnetwork.pbwiki.com/Advisory+Group email.hidden@example.com (nancy) nancy edited Advisory Group Provide a direct link between HEe and the Economics Network of the Higher Education Academy, in order to ensure our activities and plans are consistent with its goals.
For more information, see the HEe Advisory Group terms of reference
Education Academy). Academy), David Parkin (HESG organiser) and Tom Getzen (Executive Director, International Health Economics Association)
Advisory Group meetings are planned to take place in conjunction with (twice-yearly) HESG meetings. More information on our meetings will be provided here.
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Tony Culyer
Alan Brennan, Director of Health Economics and Decision Science, School of Health And Related Research, University of Sheffield
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under 'issues and case studies 'Issues in health economics'). economics teaching and learning').
Also at that conference:
Nancy Devlin launched the Health Economics education (HEe) website and reported on plans for future developments. Nancy Devlin's slides
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by a href="http://www.med.uea.ac.uk/research/research_econ/welcome.htm">Angela Angela Robinson, Health Economics Group, University of East Anglia and Paula Lorgelly, Section of Public health and health policy, University of Glasgow University. (The presenters' slides are available on this website under 'issues and case studies in health economics').
Also at that conference:
Nancy Devlin launched the Health Economics education (HEe) website and reported on plans for future developments. Nancy Devlin's slides
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