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Our next HEB Twitter Poster #HEBposters sharing #newHEOR research - this one is from Sam Husbands @Paul_M_Mitchell @joclarkecoast with link to the paper (£0) here: link.springer.com/article/10…
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Systematic review finds quality of reporting of qualitative concept elicitation for child and young person measures is poor. #openaccess @joclarkecoast
link.springer.com/article/10…
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The impacts of decentralization on health system equity, efficiency and resilience: a realist synthesis of the evidence academic.oup.com/heapol/adva… cc @elliotbrennan @annabana00 @AbbySHaynes @MiguelJohnson @QualHealthEcon @RuthWebster42
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Keen to learn at the human development and capabilities conference this week!
Also I'm presenting:
Today 1600: novel approach to cost-effectiveness of sanitation
Weds 0900: a @qualhealthecon study towards a measure of sanitation-related quality of life (bit.ly/2PZGgQw)
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Currently involved in a session organised by Lesong Conteh @LSEnews on qualitative methods in health economics #iHEA2019 - really interesting to hear others’ experiences of @QualHealthEcon
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Key challenges in determining child capabilities for child @ICECAPm - work presented by @Paul_M_Mitchell - focusing on identifying capabilities using @QualHealthEcon, measuring them & valuing them - just some small tasks for the future!!
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Very interesting #iHEA2019 paper from Giulia Greco @LSHTM on using Women’s Capability Index in Uganda, with lots of interesting data using @QualHealthEcon methods
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Paper from @K_Breheny with @HEU_UoB colleague @EFrew12 looking at public health decision making using @QualHealthEcon methods - exploring barriers to use of economic evidence & finding many! cambridge.org/core/journals/…
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Latest paper with @K_Breheny reporting in-depth analysis of how evidence is used for local #publichealth decision making and #prioritysetting and what that means for #economicevaluation:
dx.doi.org/10.1017/S17441331….
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Work on @EconEndLife from @joclarkecoast & colleagues, using @QualHealthEcon methods to look at feasibility of best worst scaling task with those receiving hospice care
New paper in BMJ Supportive & Palliative Medicine with @CaraBaileyEOLC @HuynhElisabeth @tflynnhealth & @joclarkecoast showing that Hospice patients can participate in choice experiments to value supportive care outcomes spcare.bmj.com/content/early…
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great seminar by @joclarkecoast at @LSHTM_CHIL on applying @QualHealthEcon in discrete choice experiments, e.g. in attribute selection.
I'll be trying out the spider diagram approach to qual. analysis...
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How to code and tag qualitative data to unlock research insights (including tips from me & other 'People Nerds') dscout.com/people-nerds/how-… @QualHealthEcon @UoB_IAHR @dscout
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back in Maputo, Mozambique, working on qual. research to develop a 'Sanitation-related Quality of Life' measure for use in econ evaluation.
Productive week of fieldworker training with @weconsult_moz last week. Data generation starts today! @LSHTM_CHIL @QualHealthEcon
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New paper link.springer.com/article/10… on involving clinicians in modelling studies can be accessed for free on link below
Read for free here rdcu.be/5nvs
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Great to see this important work published. Congrats @joclarkecoast and coauthors.
Clinicians in economic modelling “Recommendations... include recruiting clinicians from a variety of backgrounds... using discussions between experts to develop valid and generalisable structures... developing training materials for clinicians...” link.springer.com/article/10…
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New qualitative study from Sam Husbands & @joclarkecoast with colleagues @SusieJ71 & Pelham Barton from @HEU_UoB on issues with involving clinicians in developing decision models for economic evaluation link.springer.com/article/10…
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Thank you to @joclarkecoast for an excellent plenary presentation on the use of qualitative methods in health economics. Great to see such warm enthusiasm from European colleagues #EuHEA2018
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@joclarkecoast qualitative methods have much more potential within health economics but vital to maintain rigour #euhea2018 plenary
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Now @joclarkecoast is sharing some excellent ideas on how we can apply an economic lens to the use of qualitative methods @QualHealthEcon #EUHEA2018






















