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Reposted by: Werner Brouwer

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We are looking for 2 new PhD candidates in behavioral health economics at ESHPM Rotterdam! Find out more info here: www.eur.nl/en/vacancies... and www.eur.nl/en/vacancies...
PhD Position in Behavioral Health Economics 2 - 1,0 FTE
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by Werner Brouwer

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One of the changes is that the #differential #discount #rates are now set at 3% for costs and 1.5% for effects (assuming a 1.5% growth rate in the consumption value of health).
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by Werner Brouwer

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Interested in the new Dutch guidelines for economic evaluations in healthcare?

Amarens Geuzinge and colleagues describe how they take the societal perspective to the next level.

You can find the paper here:

www.valueinhealthjournal.com/article/S109...
The New Dutch Guideline for Economic Evaluations in Healthcare: Taking the Societal Perspective to the Next Level
To promote uniform and high-quality economic evaluations, several national Health Technology Assessment (HTA) bodies have developed guidelines. Because of ongoing (methodological) developments within ...
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by Werner Brouwer — Reposted by: Werner Brouwer

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Our paper “The role of budget impact in reimbursement decisions in The Netherlands: interviews with decision-makers and pharmaceutical industry representatives” with Vivian Reckers-Droog and Joost Enzing is now in press in the European Journal of Health Economics:

link.springer.com/article/10.1...
The role of budget impact in reimbursement decisions in The Netherlands: interviews with decision-makers and pharmaceutical industry representatives - The European Journal of Health Economics
Economic evaluations of health technologies increasingly encompass a cost-effectiveness analysis (CEA) and a supplementary budget impact analysis (BIA) to inform reimbursement decisions on health tech...
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by Werner Brouwer — Reposted by: Tom Stargardt

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The paper “Does timing matter? The role of health information shocks in measuring willingness to pay”, with Carolin Brinkmann, @snb.bsky.social, and @tomstargardt.bsky.social, is now in print at the European Journal of Health Economics and can be found here:

link.springer.com/article/10.1...
Does timing matter? The role of health information shocks in measuring willingness to pay - The European Journal of Health Economics
Objectives The optimal point in time to measure willingness-to-pay (WTP) remains unclear. We investigated the role of health information shocks (HIS) in individuals’ WTP, analyzing the extent to which...
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by Werner Brouwer — Reposted by: Arthur E. Attema

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We are hiring! Two great PhD positions at the Health Economics department of the Erasmus School of Health Policy & Management!

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Arthur Attema @arthurattema.bsky.social · Apr 1
We are looking for 2 new PhD candidates in behavioral health economics at ESHPM Rotterdam! Find out more info here: www.eur.nl/en/vacancies... and www.eur.nl/en/vacancies...
PhD Position in Behavioral Health Economics 2 - 1,0 FTE
www.eur.nl
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