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19 Feb 2024: My B.A was in economics at Peking University./p pThen I studied epidemiology at Yale for my M.S. ... I would also be interested in the economics of rare diseases, like Pompe disease, for example.

19 Feb 2024: We know that research-active organisations deliver better patient care: ultimately the goal is to help to improve the health of the people of Bedfordshire and Luton, and enable the lessons

23 Feb 2024: Background. David joined the Department of Public Health and Primary Care in 2017 as a research assistant in health economics. ... His research background includes modelling of economic and health outcomes for people with type 2 diabetes, comparing

22 Feb 2024: engineering, actuarial sciencebr / • Economic evaluation in public healthbr / • Knowledge translation/engaging policy makersbr / • Population screening programmesbr / • Reacting to health scares/span/p pspan style="font-family:

19 Feb 2024: The unchecked rise of global temperatures will lead to untold health, environmental, and economic consequences, and the unfolding sixth mass extinction threatens to unravel many of the essential ecosystems on which ... can act rapidly and radically in

23 Feb 2024: She has a degree in Economic and Social History from St Andrews and an MSc in Applied Social Studies from Oxford.

19 Feb 2024: sustained changes in several sets of behaviour across all socio-economic groups including what we eat, drink, whether we smoke, and how we travel.

23 Feb 2024: Led by Dr Christina Jerosch-Herold at UEA, economists from the HSR group are leading the economic component of this study.

19 Feb 2024: for people experiencing social and economic disadvantage.”/p p– Dr Anna Gkiouleka, researcher, Primary Care Unit, University of Cambridge/p/blockquote p /p h4The five key principles to help GPs offer

19 Feb 2024: up across the NHS.”/p pJon Sussex, the Chief Economist at RAND Europe and health economics lead for BRACE, says: “The timing for BRACE could not be better.

19 Feb 2024: need to be smarter about communicating the lessons that we do learn.

19 Feb 2024: These included those with undiagnosed or more complex conditions, for whom English was not a first language or who had hearing, cognitive or speech difficulties, and patients experiencing socio-economic disadvantage

23 Feb 2024: He read Sociology and Economics at the University of York. He undertook post graduate training in Sociology at the University of Leicester before taking his PhD in the Department of Psychiatry

19 Feb 2024: snacks therefore has the potential to make a greater impact on population health than reducing the purchase of sugary drinks./p pTo explore this in more detail, researchers used economic modelling

23 Feb 2024: 3. To assess what previous published economic analyses there may be that evaluation the cost-effectiveness of different prescription lengths.The results of the review will feed into economic analyses comparing

19 Feb 2024: There is insufficient attention to rigorous evaluation of improvement and to sharing the lessons of successes and failures.

19 Feb 2024: at scale is difficult, but say changing the physical and economic environments that drive the behaviour has the most potential to succeed./p div id="attachment_25039" style="width: 760px" ... and that shape our behaviour – for good and ill – often

23 Feb 2024: Research Interests. Lois has research interests in areas relating to screening, survival analysis and health economic modelling, and the interaction between these areas.

23 Feb 2024: Lily’s master’s thesis investigated the use of behavioural economics principles in improving uptake of bowel cancer screening.

19 Feb 2024: Editor-in-Chief of BMJ Quality and Safety, who will discuss quality improvement interventions and lessons for clinicians and researchers on Wednesday 24 January, 1300 – 1400, at the Clifford Allbutt Lecture ... a talk by Dr Kaveh Shojania MD,