From: HESG York organisers Subject: HESG Winter 2026 | Call for more discussants and chairs A message from the local organisers of the next HESG meeting in York: Dear all, Thank you very much to everybody who has already volunteered to discuss or chair a paper for HESG in York this January (14th-16th at the Milner Hotel). The draft programme (this link opens a pdf) is now available. This will continue to be updated over the coming days, so please remember to check back for the latest version. [...]

From: Wei Yang Lecturer (Assistant Professor) in Health Economics at King's College London About Us The Department of Global Health & Social Medicine is a unique, interdisciplinary social sciences Department at King’s College London founded in 2012. Its mission is to address the changing global landscape of health, disease and medicine through social science perspectives. The Department is located within the School of Global Affairs and the Faculty of Social Science & Public Policy.  [...]

From: Springer Alert The European Journal of Health Economics. Volume 26, Issue 9  is now available online. In this issue Original Paper Economic evaluation on dental caries preventive interventions for Australian children using a priority-setting approach Tan Minh Nguyen, Long Khanh-Dao Le, Hanny Calache, Cathrine Mihalopoulos » Abstract » Full text HTML    » Full text PDF Original Paper [...]

From: Springer Alert The European Journal of Health Economics. Volume 26, Issue 8  is now available online. In this issue Original Paper Health shocks and health behavior: a long-term perspective Christian Bünnings, Irina Simankova, Harald Tauchmann » Abstract » Full text HTML    » Full text PDF Original Paper The role of budget impact in reimbursement decisions in The Netherlands: interviews with decision-makers and pharmaceutical industry representatives Vivian Reckers-Droog, Joost Enzing, Werner Brouwer » Abstract » Full text HTML    » Full text PDF Original Paper [...]

From: "Lee, Dawn" Subject: University of Exeter recruiting Health Economics PDRF in Early Cancer Detection Join Us as a Postdoctoral Research Fellow in Health Economics and Public Health! The Faculty wishes to recruit a Postdoctoral Research Fellow to produce an open-source health economic model in R to assess the cost-effectiveness and budget impact of a new intervention to increase the chance of an early cancer diagnosis. Post is being re-advertised as following successful appointment the candidate was unable to take up the post. [...]

From: Kasim Allel Henriquez Call for Papers: Economics of Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR) Value in Health Regional Issues – Special Collection Antimicrobial resistance continues to escalate as a global health and economic threat, with vital implications for innovation, access, and the resilience of health systems. A new Call for Papers invites contributions that deepen our understanding of the costs, consequences, and policy responses needed to address AMR effectively. This themed section seeks research that can directly inform governments, funders, and multilateral institutions, particularly in the context of the UNGA 2024 Political Declaration and the upcoming update to the WHO Global [...]

From: "Giorgakoudi, Kyriaki" Subject: PhD Opportunity in Economic Evaluation – City St George’s City St George’s, University of London School of Health and Medical Sciences (Clerkenwell site) Are you passionate about global health and impactful research? Join us at the Economic Evaluation and Mathematical Modelling Lab for a PhD that can influence health policy across multiple countries. [...]

From: EuHEA Next EuHEA Online Seminar - November 25: Do Surgical Hubs Improve NHS Hospitals' Productivity? Evidence from a Difference-in-Differences Analysis The next seminar in the EuHEA Online Seminar Series will take place on Tuesday 25 November 2025, 1:30-2:30pm (CET) Do Surgical Hubs Improve NHS Hospitals' Productivity? Evidence from a Difference-in-Differences Analysis Speaker: Zecharias Anteneh, University of York Discussant: Silvana Robone, University of Eastern Piedmont Chair: Ingo Kolodziej, RWI Essen Abstract: [...]

From: Timothy Powell-Jackson Subject: Health economics PhD opportunity at LSHTM Interested in pursuing a health economics PhD at the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine? Passionate about addressing health care inequities in Africa? Improving intervention design for health equity: inequality aversion parameters and infectious diseases in Africa Apply by 14 Jan 2026 [...]

From: Kirsty Adegboro Subject: Early Bird registration deadline is approaching for #HESGYork2026! A message from the local organisers of the next HESG meeting in York: Register for the Health Economists’ Study Group Winter 2026 Meeting by 24 November 2025 to benefit from discounted fees. The meeting is hosted by the Centre for Health Economics University of York, and will take place at the Milner York Hotel from Wednesday 14 January to Friday 16 January 2026. [...]

From: Joan Agwuna Subject: KHE Workshop - 1st December Dear all, Our next virtual King's Health Economics (KHE) Workshop "Using a Markov Decision Model to Assess Stopping Treatment for Disease Monitoring in a Rare Kidney Disease: an Economic Evaluation of the SETS aHUS Trial" will be held from 1-2 pm on Monday 1st December. This workshop will be led by Giovany Orozco-Leal, a Research Associate in health economics at the Health Economics Group in Newcastle University. This is a free event that will take place online via Microsoft Teams. Summary of the talk As part of the SETS aHUS [...]

From: ARCNWC MIDAS Subject: *Register Now* ARC NWC MIDAS Health Economics sub-group webinar: 'Discrete Choice Experiments and economic evaluation’ with Dr Misael Anaya Montes Dear Colleague, NIHR ARC NWC MIDAS Health Economics sub-group The MIDAS Health Economics sub-group is pleased to invite you to a talk by Dr Misael Anaya Montes (Lancaster University & MIDAS Theme) on 'Discrete Choice Experiments and economic evaluation’ on Wednesday 3rd December 2025 between 13:00-14:00 (UK) [...]

From: Paula Lorgelly Subject: Want to be a Social Media Editor? The AJHE is looking for a health economist to join our editorial team! Social Media Editor for AJHE APPLY NOW The American Journal of Health Economics is looking for a health economist to join our editorial team as Social Media Editor. This is a great opportunity to help shape how AJHE shares cutting-edge health economics research and engages with the broader community. [...]

From: Miriam Yentumi Subject: Exciting PhD Opportunity: MRC DTP in Precision Medicine Dear List Members, The University of Glasgow would like to announce applications are open for a Medical Research Council (MRC) Doctoral Training Programme (DTP) in Precision Medicine: Designing Equitable Precision Prescribing Pathways: A Life Course Health Economic Evaluation of Pharmacogenomic-Guided Care and NHS Implementation Models [...]

From: Marcos Vera Hernandez via Global Health Economics Working Group Subject: Reminder: second in-person Global Health Economics Workshop: Rotterdam, 4–5 June 2026 Dear colleagues, This is a friendly reminder that the paper submission deadline for the ESE–RGHI–GHE Workshop on Health Economics in LMICs (4-5 June 2026, Erasmus School of Economics) is approaching. [...]

From: Nicolas R. Ziebarth via nitpo nep-hea New Economics Papers on Health Economics Issue of 2025–11–10 eighteen papers chosen by Nicolas R. Ziebarth, Universität Mannheim and ZEW

From: EuHEA EuHEA Seminar Series Spring 2026 - Call for Papers open now! The EuHEA Seminar Series has been established as a key activity of EuHEA to foster exchange among health economists and to present cutting-edge research across all areas of health economics. While the fall semester series is still ongoing, we now invite submissions for the spring 2026 series. We especially encourage Ph.D. students and early-career researchers to submit their work. [...]

From: Loren Sandoval Arteaga CHE Annual Report 2024 is now available The Centre for Health Economics’ 2024 Annual Report is out now, showcasing a year of innovative research and policy impact in health economics both in the UK and internationally. Inside, you’ll find highlights from across CHE, including research summaries, news and events, researcher and student spotlights, short courses, and a full list of outputs and publications. [...]

From: Loren Sandoval Arteaga PhD Studentship for 2026/27 at CHE Join one of the world’s leading health economics research centres! The Centre for Health Economics (CHE) is now accepting applications for a fully funded PhD Studentship for 2026/27. We’re seeking exceptional students to join CHE in several priority areas, including: * Mental health economics & equity * Data science, methodology & real-world policy assessment * Health technology assessment & pharmaceutical policy [...]

From: EuHEA Next EuHEA Online Seminar - November 18: Paternity Leave and Intimate Partner Violence The next seminar in the EuHEA Online Seminar Series will take place on Tuesday 18 November 2025, 1:30-2:30pm (CET) Paternity Leave and Intimate Partner Violence Speaker: Marta Curull-Sentís, University of Barcelona Discussant: Jan Marcus, FU Berlin Chair: Anna Werbeck, RWI Essen Abstract: [...]

From: Kay Fountain Subject: Vacancy: Senior Research Fellow/Reader, Centre for Health Economics, York Senior Research Fellow/Reader, Centre for Health Economics, University of York Grade 8 Salary: £58,225 - £71,566 Hours: Full time (part-time applications will also be considered with a minimum of 0.8 FTE) Location: University of York campus (with some remote working options available) Interview date: 19 and 20 January 2026 [...]

From: "Will Hardy (Staff)" Subject: Funded PHD opportunities, Bangor University PhD Studentship opportunities for 2026 Applications are now open for October 2026 MRC TMRP DTP studentships. The closing date for applications is 12th January 2026. Available projects from Bangor University: * Methods for Addressing TRial-based economIc evaluation compleXities (MATRIX); Lead Supervisor: Dr Will Hardy * Value of fundIng a Similar trIal after discontinuatioN (VISION); Lead Supervisor: Dr Will Hardy * How should the environmental impact of medicines be considered in the context of trial outcomes? Lead Supervisor: Dr Catrin Plumpton [...]

From: Marissa Collins Subject: UKHSA Senior Health Economist Job Hello all The UK Health Security Agency is recruiting for a Grade 7 Senior Health Economist to lead development of the economic evidence underpinning the Pathogen Genomics programme and deliver analysis in support of public health decision making. This is a fixed term post up to March 2027. The successful candidate will work on a flagship programme for the Agency including the metagenomics mSCAPE pilot in collaboration with NHS England. The deadline to apply is Sunday 16th November. [...]

From: Loren Sandoval Arteaga Subject: AMEETHA Workshop 2026 - University of York - 23 Feb to 24 April, Live & Online The demand for robust evidence on the cost-effectiveness of health technologies is growing worldwide. Are your skills keeping pace? Join the Centre for Health Economics' (CHE) seven-week online AMEEHTA Workshop 2026 and gain expertise in advanced methods for economic evaluation in health technology assessment (HTA). Benefit from flexible online learning, live Q&A sessions with experts, and interactive discussion boards to engage with peers and tutors. [...]

From: "Olney, Jack J" Dear all, The Centre for Health Economics & Policy Innovation (CHEPI) at Imperial Business School is recruiting for three new research roles and I'd be grateful for your support in disseminating the adverts. We are seeking: Two Research Associates to contribute to major NIHR-funded projects on fiscal and policy interventions targeting ultra-processed foods – GOLDFINCH and UPForesight. [...]