From: Tracey Jhita https://jobsearch.bmj.com/jobs/job/Health-Economist-Senior-Health-Economist-DOE/1077

From: "Pozo Martin, Francisco" PhD opportunity (Freie Universität Berlin and Robert Koch Institute, Germany). Within the context of the German Research Foundation (DFG)-funded Research Training Group (RTG) 3096 "One Health Approach to Soil-Transmitted Helminths", coordinated by the School of Veterinary Medicine at the Freie Universität Berlin, we welcome applications for a PhD position on the economics of STH control interventions. The aim of the PhD project is to develop and implement a high-quality costing tool for estimating the costs of government-led STH control programs, using the National School-Based Deworming Program (NSBDP) in Kenya as a case study. The doctoral [...]

From: Nicolas R. Ziebarth via nitpo nep-hea New Economics Papers on Health Economics Issue of 2025–09–29 28 papers chosen by Nicolas R. Ziebarth, Universität Mannheim and ZEW

From: Miriam Yentumi Subject: Advanced Live Online Modelling Course - HEHTA Uni. of Glasgow Dear list members, This advanced modelling course is discounted for groups, public institutions, and LMIC participants. DM for more info or follow link at end of message. Are you a health economics or HTA researcher working in industry or academia seeking to master advanced methods for modelling clinical trial data? Join the live online CPD course: Maximising the Value of Clinical Trial Data: Advanced Analysis for Economic Evaluation and Modelling [...]

From: Health Economics Health Economics Volume 34, Issue 11 Pages: 1963-2160 November 2025 ISSUE INFORMATION Free Access Issue Information Pages: 1963-1964 | First Published: 04 October 2025 EDITORIAL Free Access Evaluating LTC Policies Around the World: A Virtual Special Issue Promoted by the Gateway to Global Aging Data Project Giacomo Pasini, David Knapp, Marco Angrisani, Sally C. Stearns Pages: 1965-1970 | First Published: 31 July 2025 [...]

From: COLLEGE DES ECONOMISTES DE LA SANTE 47È JESF Voir la version en ligne 47è Journées des Économistes de la Santé Français du 3 au 5 décembre 2025 CRETEIL S'inscrire CONSULTER LE PROGRAMME Comité local d'organisation * Thomas BARNAY (Erudite, UPEC) * Clémence BUSSIERE (Erudite, UPEC) * Jules DUPUY (Erudite, UPEC) * Yoann GALHARRET (Erudite, UPEC & IRDES) * Nemo GOUAUD (Erudite, UPEC & CNAM) * Sandrine JUIN (Erudite, UPEC & INED) * Benjamin LEVY (CES) * Christophe LOUSSOUARN (Erudite, UPEC & Drees) * Thanh-Ha LY (Erudite, UPEC) * Thomas MARTINEZ (Erudite & EUR-LIVE, UPEC) * Elise METO (ERUDITE, [...]

From: EuHEA Next EuHEA Online Seminar - October 7: Impact of Negative News about Covid-19 Vaccine on Vaccination The next seminar in the EuHEA Online Seminar Series will take place on Tuesday 7 October 2025, 1:30-2:30pm (CEST) Impact of Negative News about Covid-19 Vaccine on Vaccination Speaker: Inhyuk Hwang, Seoul National University Discussant: Daniele Sudsataya, LSE Chair: Christiane Wuckel, RWI Essen Abstract: [...]

From: "Vera Hernandez, Marcos" Subject: Global Health Economics Working Group: second in-person Global Health Economics Workshop: Rotterdam, 4–5 June 2026. We are delighted to invite submissions for the second in-person Global Health Economics Workshop, jointly organised by the Erasmus School of Economics, the Global Health Economics Working Group, and the Rotterdam Global Health Initiative (RGHI) at Erasmus University Rotterdam. The workshop, which will take place in Rotterdam on 4–5 June 2026, will foster in-depth discussions in a collaborative atmosphere, bringing together development economists and health researchers from across the globe. [...]

Mark your calendar — EuHEA 2026 Conference at Erasmus University Rotterdam Dear colleagues, The EuHEA 2026 Conference will take place from July 15–17, 2026, hosted by Erasmus Centre for Health Economics Rotterdam (EsCHER), The Netherlands. A pre-conference day will be held on July 14, 2026. Besides the scientific program, there will be ample opportunities to meet peers during informal activities. [...]

From: Essen Health Conference Subject: Call for Papers - Essen Health Conference 2026 Dear colleague, We would like to invite you to submit papers to the upcoming Essen Health Conference – Health, Education, Labour, taking place from 3 - 5 June 2026. You can find the Call for Papers attached. The deadline for paper submissions is 31 January 2026. [...]

From: Delwyn Hewitt Subject: Monash University Health Economics Group Highlights Report for circulation The Health Economics Group at Monash University 2023 and 2024 Highlights Report is now available and can be viewed online.

From: Robert Smith R for Health Economic Evaluation – New Short Course Our brand new short course, Advanced Parametric Survival Modelling, is now open for bookings. Survival analysis is often the toughest part of HTA submissions. This course shows you how to apply advanced methods from NICE DSU TSD 21 in R - so you can implement these methods with confidence. [...]

From: Nicolas R. Ziebarth via nitpo nep-hea New Economics Papers on Health Economics Issue of 2025–09–22 23 papers chosen by Nicolas R. Ziebarth, Universität Mannheim and ZEW

From: Springer Alert PharmacoEconomics. Volume 43, Issue 10 is now available online. [https://pat.springernature.com/view/2/33107/[email protected]/40273_20250926?journalid=40273] Most recent open collection and call for papers Explore all Methods for Systematic Reviews of Health Economic Evaluations Editors: Gian Luca Di Tanna, Matthias Schwenkglenks & Niklaus Meier In this issue Commentary Cost Comparisons in NICE Technology Appraisals: An External Assessment Group Perspective Marten J. Poley, Nigel Armstrong, Huiqin Yang, Mubarak Patel, Lisa Stirk, Maiwenn J. Al, Isaac Corro Ramos » Abstract » Full text HTML » Full text PDF [...]

From: "Olney, Jack J" Subject: Chair in Health Economics & Evaluation — Imperial College London Chair in Health Economics & Evaluation — Imperial College London We’re recruiting a Professor to lead health economic evaluation across Imperial, in a joint appointment between the School of Public Health (Imperial Clinical Trials Unit) and the Imperial Business School (Centre for Health Economics & Policy Innovation, Dept. of Economics & Public Policy). This is the first true professorial post jointly appointed between Medicine and the Business School at Imperial — designed to make collaboration the default, not the exception. [...]

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. [...]

From: Sean Gavan Subject: Methods for the Economic Evaluation of Diagnostics, Digital, Data and Devices (MEED) Research Forum - Registration Open Methods for the Economic Evaluation of Diagnostics, Digital, Data and Devices (MEED) Research Forum 2025 *** Registration Open *** *** Abstract Submission Open *** Thursday 20 November 2025 10:00 - 16:00 The Milner Hotel, York, UK [...]

From: Hareth Al-Janabi Subject: Mental health investment in workplaces: a co-production workshop Dear all, We’d like to invite health economists to the following event. Event: Mental health investment in workplaces: a co-production workshop Time: Thursday 20th November (10am-4.30pm) Venue: Edgbaston Park Hotel, University of Birmingham Funding: This is a free workshop, funded via the Wellcome Trust via the Wellbeing Investment in Schools and Employers (WISE) project. We may be able to help with travel costs for participants. [...]

From: Kirsty Adegboro Final reminder: 4 days to go! HESG Winter 2026 @ York | Abstract submission and registration now open Dear HESG members and mailing list subscribers, A message from the local organisers of the next HESG meeting in York: We are pleased to announce that registration and abstract submission are now open for the Winter 2026 HESG meeting. [...]

From: Sarah Najm Subject: PhD Opportunity (Newcastle University, UK) Newcastle University Business School invites applications for a three-year PhD studentship for full-time students undertaking a PhD in Economics, starting their studies in January 2026. We welcome applications in economics using applied econometric methods, with an interest in the health and well-being benefits of arts engagement. This scholarship is part of a wider investment by the University in the Creative Industries Policy and Evidence Centre (PEC). Arts engagement can be extended to include various forms of participation in arts, culture and heritage (ACH), and creative industries. Applicants may wish to [...]

From: "Nga Man Juliana Lui (MEDT)" Subject: Cost-Effectiveness Analysis and Health Economic Evaluation in Asia Dear all, We are excited to announce the debut of our premier course on Cost-Effectiveness Analysis and Health Economic Evaluation in Asia, scheduled to take place from October 19 to 22, 2025, at Prince of Wales Hospital in Sha Tin, Hong Kong. This comprehensive program, curated by The Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) and the Health Economics Research Centre (HERC), University of Oxford, draws on 20 years of academic expertise in economic evaluation taught at Oxford and internationally. ​It is designed to equip [...]

From: "Gillespie, Patrick" Subject: PhD opportunity, University of Galway, Ireland PhD Topic: Evidence Synthesis Methods for Health Economic Evaluation and Health Technology Assessment A fully funded PhD studentship at the University of Galway is available with the Health Economics and Policy Analysis Centre (HEPAC) at the University of Galway, Ireland. The studentship is funded by Evidence Synthesis Ireland (ESI) with the support of the College of Medicine, Nursing and Health Sciences at University of Galway. The research will be conducted in collaboration with the Health Information and Quality Authority (HIQA). Recognising the growing global significance of health technology assessment [...]

From: "Clarke, Caroline" Subject: UCL HEART 1-day course: “Understanding health economics in clinical trials” Dear all, The UCL Health Economics Analysis and Research methods Team (HEART), led by Prof Rachael Hunter, is delighted to announce that we are again running our short course, “Understanding health economics in clinical trials”, which is designed for all staff (professional services, research, clinical, etc.) working on clinical trials who are not health economists. [...]

From: Catia Nicodemo Subject: Health Economics and Policy Evaluation ONLINE Course Oxford University Join the Health Economics and Policy Evaluation ONLINE Course 2025, delivered by the University of Oxford. This intensive 2-day online course offers a comprehensive overview of health economics and policy assessment. Key topics: Health economics and policy evaluation, Advanced evaluation techniques (interrupted time series, panel data, instrumental variables, DIFF-DIFF), Agency problems and incentive structures in healthcare, Hospital competition and payment scheme impacts, Economic evaluation methods [...]

From: Barbara Kitchener Subject: The Health Economics Research Centre (HERC), University of Oxford, UK, announce their DPhil projects are open for applications now, for entry in October 2026! Dear Colleagues, The Health Economics Research Centre (HERC), University of Oxford, is very pleased to announce that their health-economics related DPhil projects are advertised now on the Oxford Population Health website. Applications for entry in October 2026 opened on 8 September and close at noon on 2 December 2025. All applications completed by the deadline will automatically be considered for various sources of University funding. Applications submitted after the deadline unfortunately [...]