Economic evaluation and priority setting
- International Decision Support Initiative (iDSI)
The International Decision Support Initiative (iDSI) is a network of priority setting institutions that have, since 2013, supported the use of evidence in healthcare decision-making in low- and middle-income countries across the world.
- Feasibility of Novel Diagnostics for TB in Endemic Countries (FEND-TB)
The primary purpose of the FEND for TB Consortium is to evaluate early stage diagnostics and novel diagnostic strategies for tuberculosis in the context of existing clinical algorithms in TB endemic countries.
- Methods for addressing uncertainty around EQ-5D values
The Methods for addressing uncertainty around EQ-5D values project aims to provide a comprehensive account of the various sources of uncertainty affecting 'value sets’ for health-related quality of life (HRQoL) and identify implications for their use in generating evidence to inform decision making in health care.
Policy evaluation
- Innovative Management PRactices to Enhance hoSpital quality and Save lives in Malawi (IMPRESS)
Examining whether enhanced hospital management practices can drive improvements in newborn survival and the quality of clinical care in Malawi.
- PERsonalised Medicine for Intensification of Treatment (PERMIT)
Investigating the effectiveness of different treatments for Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus, to help choose the right treatments for patients.
- Impact of Calorie Labelling on Online Takeaway Food Choices: An Online Menu-Based Choice Experiment in England
Investigating whether displaying calories on restaurant and takeaway menus helps us make healthier choices.
Health financing
- The Lancet Global Health Commission on Financing for Primary Health Care
Published a Lancet report that developed evidence-led actions for financing primary healthcare in LMICs, which place people at the centre and address inequities first.
COVID-19
We are a member of C19economics.org that collates health economic research on COVID-19 globally. A sample of our work on COVID-19 can be found here, for more, please visit the Centre for Mathematical Modelling of Infectious Diseases and the Centre for Economic Policy Research.