
Professor of Health Economics @HOPE_UoM Manchester University
Manchester
Joined July 2014
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An interesting piece of work! 👇
Do we spend more on hospital care in the north of England because of higher needs or higher availability? Our new paper takes a look..... sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
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Today we are publishing our 12th GP Worklife Survey, which provides a unique and detailed look at how the working lives of GPs have changed over time.
To read our full report, visit: tinyurl.com/4henntde
Do we spend more on hospital care in the north of England because of higher needs or higher availability? Our new paper takes a look..... sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
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📢Job vacancy📢
Post-doctoral position in Health Economics @HOPE_UoM
High-profile policy evaluations, including the UK government's programme to increase labour market participation through health interventions.
Deadline: 29th July
jobs.manchester.ac.uk/Decide…
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The NIHR Economics Group will be launched at a one-day in-person event taking place in Manchester, UK, on Monday 13 October 2025. dlvr.it/TKxfsm #healtheconomics
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🔔 Registrations are now open for the 44th Nordic Health Economists’ Study Group (NHESG) Meeting August 13–15, 2025.
🗓️ Please register by July 1st, 2025 using this link: 👉 nettskjema.no/a/526754
We can’t wait to welcome you to #Oslo! 🇧🇻✨#NHESG2025 #HealthEconomics
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The editorial boards of seven leading health econ journals are taking a stand today against political influence and ideological attacks on peer review and academia. No matter what you study we want to see your scholarship and will NEVER collaborate with suppression. Please repost
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Massive congratulations to @KhannaDevi , who smashed her viva earlier today and is now DR Devi Khanna, our first @BeeWellUK PhD!!! 🥳
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Finally from the HOPE contingent at #BJGPRC we have Dr Anna Wilding presenting her work looking at whether social prescribing referrals have reduced appointment pressures in primary care.
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Professors Kathryn Abel, Tony Day and Matt Sutton from The University of Manchester have been elected as Fellows of the Academy of Medical Sciences.
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New paper in @socscimed with @HOPE_UoM colleagues
Using interactions of area dose and individual exposure to estimate effects of population health interventions
sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
New paper in @socscimed with @HOPE_UoM colleagues
Using interactions of area dose and individual exposure to estimate effects of population health interventions
sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
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If you're an ECR at #HESG, please do go to the ECR drop in session *TODAY* at 17.25 in Duchess 1!
The ECR subcommittee would love to hear your thoughts on what you'd like to see in the next year - including ideas for training sessions and how best we can support you!!
@UK_HESG
Welcome to Bristol!
Introducing Day 1:
*So happy to see lots of HESG delegates at our pre-meeting workshop this morning
*This afternoon 16 brilliant papers will be discussed
*We will finish with an ECR drop-in
*This evening we have our food and bowling social!
Here we go! #HESG
VACANCY: Research Fellow in Health Economics at University of Manchester with @HOPE_UoM #healtheconomics jobs.manchester.ac.uk/Job/Jo…
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🎉Congratulations to Yao Wei (@YaoWei15062516) for passing his viva!🎉
His PhD is on “Impact of Greater Manchester Devolution on Population Health” with proud supervisors @MattXSutton, @lra_ansel & @dukester24, funded by @ARC_GM_
Thanks to Nigel Rice & Sean Urwin for examining.
Are you a health economist working in the UK?
Please complete our survey for @UK_HESG of your experiences of being a health economist
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Sharing my new paper in #JEBO! "The Effect of Health on the Marginal Utility of Consumption" shows how health shocks shift the value people place on different consumption goods/services, helping to buffer the effect of poor health on wellbeing.
@HOPE_UoM
doi.org/10.1016/j.jebo.2024.…
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New paper out on the link between research activity in general practices and practice performance.
Research activity in #GeneralPractice is associated with improved practice performance, but there is less evidence that research activity is causing those improvements doi.org/10.3399/BJGP.2024.01… @Bowercpcman #PrimaryCare
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Would you return to work after a health crisis? Your education could be the deciding factor. While people’s health post-illness recovers similarly across education levels, their work is quite different tinyurl.com/ye9t2zkb #CHEResearchBites @terenceccheng @DennisJPetrie






















