Tag: Health economics

Since 2010, adult social care spending has fallen significantly in real terms whilst demand has risen. Reductions in local authority budgets are expected to have had spill over effects on […]

This study examined the benefits and challenges of AI integration into HTA, with a focus on economic dimensions.

This is a rapid literature review of which sought to resent a picture of socio-economic disadvantage and the related inequalities of outcome in Wales especially in particular communities, focusing on […]

This systematic review explores the return on investment (ROI) of public health interventions delivered in high income countries with universal healthcare, including ROIs in relation to healthcare public health interventions […]

The aim of this report is to provide an overview and informed critique of models that have been used in the UK and internationally to project healthcare demand, and assess […]

This review explores the influence of economic factors on population health in the United States. The review concludes that there is growing evidence to suggest that fading economic opportunities and […]

This report by Bangor University brings together evidence of the economic case for investing in the health and wellbeing of the workforce in Wales. The report highlights the high cost […]

This systematic review aimed to catalogue and describe published applications of equity-informative cost effectiveness analysis.

This article is a rapid review of grey and peer-reviewed literature to identify the attributes of an inclusive economy to enable public health professionals to influence an inclusive economic recovery.

This report accompanies the academic journal article ‘The Cost of Health Inequality to the NHS in Wales. ’It estimates the financial impact of inequality on hospital service utilisation, providing evidence […]