Tag: Health economics

This scoping review maps an overview of the application of social return on investment (SROI) and social cost-benefit analysis (SCBA) in existing literature to identify the social value of public […]

This study used scenario modelling to examine the effects of recent inflation on household incomes in Scotland. It assessed the efficacy of mitigation measures and explored the impact on mortality […]

This study investigates the impact of austerity measures on mortality trends in 37 high-income countries from 2000 to 2019, considering various economic indicators. The research aims to discern the association […]

This article examined approaches by which to measure wellbeing economy for nations and proposed a series of criteria by which judgement can be made on whether progress towards a wellbeing economy is […]

This study synthesised evidence from studies measuring the impact of changes in individual and household income on mental health and wellbeing outcomes in working-age adults (aged 16–64 years).

This report by Public Health England estimated the excess direct cost to government and the excess cost to wider society associated with at-risk and problem gamblers in England.

This paper highlights the detail the data gaps and challenges to build robust distributional cost-effectiveness analysis (DCEA) routinely in health technology assessment and suggest actions to overcome these hurdles.

This interactive dashboard by Public Health Wales accompanies the ‘Cost of health inequality to the NHS in Wales’ report. The dashboard allows users to select how the data are displayed […]

This research aims to estimate the financial cost of inequality to the NHS in Wales, focusing on the additional healthcare use associated with deprivation. Using whole-population hospital service data, the […]

NICE has started using health inequality methods developed by CHE to inform NHS funding recommendations about new technologies.