ALT A memorial graphic on a solid blue background titled "REMEMBERING KEN WRIGHT, CHE’s former Deputy Director." To the right is a headshot of Ken Wright, an older man smiling, wearing a light blue shirt and dark tie. The top left corner features the "CHE Centre For Health Economics" logo, and the top right displays the "University of York" crest and logo.

ALT A graphic titled "TURN COMPLEX DECISION MODELS INTO ACTIONABLE INSIGHTS." The background features a pen, a calculator, and stacks of coins resting on a financial bar chart. Text below the title reads: "What you’ll learn in 5.5 weeks on our Decision Modelling for Health Economic Evaluation (Foundation) course." The bottom of the image has a vibrant green curved border.

ALT A list of four learning objectives, each marked with a green checkmark icon. The objectives are: Consider the role of decision modelling in economic evaluation to guide decision making. Use the basic building blocks of decision analysis such as joint and conditional probabilities and expected values. Implement the principles of conceptual modelling as a way of planning a model. Understand the strengths and weaknesses of the decision tree model and build such a model in Excel. A green footer includes the URL york.ac.uk/che/courses.

ALT A continuation of learning objectives with green checkmark icons. The objectives are: Understand the strengths and weaknesses of the Markov model and build such a model in Excel. Build a model for a generic diagnostic test and understand how to assess the value of diagnostic information. Think critically about the structure of decision models in particular situations and apply these appropriately. Implement key generic analytic steps in decision analysis such as evidence identification and basic synthesis, sensitivity analysis, and reporting results. A green footer includes the URL york.ac.uk/che/courses.

ALT Graphic announcing Mark Sculpher, Professor and Director of the Centre for Health Economics at the University of York, as a confirmed speaker at the NICE Conference, 17 March 2026 in Manchester, presenting on international collaboration to develop health technology assessment methods.

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ALT a presenter is standing in front of a screen displaying a graph and text about "Interpreting continuous tests" as part of the University of York, speaking to a diverse group of students seated at a table. The image is an advertisement poster for a course, with large text below the image reading "ADVANCE YOUR SKILLS IN HTA" and a subheading "Gain insight into cutting-edge methods for cost-effectiveness models to support health technology assessment (HTA). Find out more: york.ac.uk/che/courses/"

ALT "Promotional image for the Centre for Health Economics (CHE) at the University of York, announcing 'CHE's Annual Report 2024.' The image features a large title and the text: 'Explore how CHE is shaping the way society thinks about resource allocation in health and healthcare.' A screenshot of the report's cover, which is blue with '2024' on it, is shown on a smartphone. The report is available at york.ac.uk/che/outputs/."

ALT A promotional poster for a PhD Studentship 2026/2027 at the University of York's Centre for Health Economics (CHE), featuring the university crest and a photo of a young woman smiling while working on a laptop.

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ALT A white text on a purple background graphic features a quote: "Accepting lower prices and fewer new drugs might be a necessary trade-off for achieving better health worldwide." The quote is attributed to Beth Woods, Senior Research Fellow at CHE. An image of scattered yellow, pink, and white pills is on the right. The graphic includes the University of York and CHE (Centre for Health Economics) logos.

ALT REAL Supply seminar graphic: "MEETING THE FUTURE CHALLENGES FACING THE ADULT SOCIAL CARE SECTOR" with speaker Professor Oonagh Smyth, Chief Executive of Skills for Care. Features multiple health economics organization logos and a photo of a care worker and older person smiling.

ALT A promotional graphic from the University of York's Centre for Health Economics (CHE) on a dark blue background. The text reads: "CHE WELCOMES DR ITAMAR MEGIDDO," and below that: "Dr Megiddo has joined CHE as Reader in Health Economics within the Global Health research group." There is a call to action at the bottom: "Read more at york.ac.uk/che/news/". On the right is a close-up photo of Dr. Itamar Megiddo, a man with a beard and short hair, looking directly at the camera.

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ALT A promotional image for the Health Economists' Study Group (HESG) Winter 2026 event is displayed. The left side features a group photo of attendees in front of a building at the University of York, while the right side, with a dark blue background, lists key event details in white text. The event will take place from 14-16 January 2026 at the Milner York Hotel, with an abstract submission deadline of 29 September 2025. The image also provides a link for more information: york.ac.uk/che/hesg-2026/.

ALT Dr Nao Yamamoto, Alex Rollinson, and Professor Paul Revill enjoying a coffee break in front of Heslington Hall at the University of York

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ALT DEcorative image with overlay text: CHE Policy Forum 2025. 2 October 2025, 2-3:30pm. Primary care payment systems to reduce health inequality. Professor Nils Gutacker from the Centre for Health Economics is joined by discussant Dr John Ford from Queen Mary University of London.