My first (successful!) NIHR grant application has turned into the MEASURE study. We started work almost a year ago but now the protocol is published it's official. Great working with joy adamson Arabella Scantlebury Karen Bloor Dr Adriana Castelli 🌈 Andrew Street 🇪🇺 and the team on this one!

Job advert! LSE Fellow in Health Policy

Deadline: 06 May 2024

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Analysing Patient Data using Hospital Episode Statistics (HES): 3 June - 5 June 2024. 3 day in-person course hosted by
The Centre for Health Economics
, University of York. If you would like to learn how to handle, manipulate, and analyse large datasets, discover more at: york.ac.uk/che/courses/pa…

Homenatge a Toni Catany Exposició de pintures a Belles Arts de #Sabadell abril-maig Jordi Soldevila

Very sad to hear of the death of Professor Ray Fitzpatrick - a real pioneer and leader of health services research, and a generous and kind colleague who I worked with on the NIHR HSDR programme. nuffield.ox.ac.uk/news-events/ne…

A revised version of the NBER w.p. has now been published (with a different title) Journal of Health Economics.
authors.elsevier.com/a/1iuw1c7LGCJx9

On a day of unfathomable grief, with the loss of Danny Kahneman, here's a happy moment. He was so, so, so happy when Richard H Thaler got the Nobel.

📢Deadline extended

The Office of Health Economics (OHE) and the department are recruiting for a funded full-time MPhil/Ph.D. studentship, starting Oct 24.
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Weak, weak, weak: needy Rish! makes a spectacle of himself at PMQs | John Crace theguardian.com/politics/2024/…

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An evidently frustrated Florence Nightingale pleading for data that 'would tell us more of the relative value of particular operations and modes of treatment than we have any means of ascertaining at present.'
(Notes on Hospitals, 1863)

This may be the best cover I’ve ever seen in my life wow what a voice 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

📖New release from our Cambridge University Press Elements series!

Authors 🌈 Andrew Street 🇪🇺 from LSE Health Policy and Nils Gutacker from The Centre for Health Economics look at how economic approaches can be used in healthcare improvement. ths.im/3TgzV1P

When it comes to the UK’s asylum plan, Rwanda is definitely having the last laugh | Marina Hyde theguardian.com/commentisfree/…

Our new paper is out. We investigate the introduction of the German DRG-System. We used three quasi-experimental methods: DiD, SC and SDiD. We found a 20% increase in discharges but no reduction in length-of-stay. link.springer.com/article/10.100…

Why NHS England is struggling – despite more staff and money theconversation.com/why-nhs-englan… via The Conversation

⏰ There is still time to register for our virtual session and learn about Master’s study in #HealthPolicy at LSE.

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Cleverly: 8 jobs in 7 years
Shapps: 10 jobs in 7 years
Barclay: 7 jobs in 6 years
16 housing ministers in 13 years
5 PM’s in 13 years
7 Home Secretaries
9 Foreign Secretaries
10 Environment Ministers

A strong and stable government.

The only hate marches happening in London today are the ones organised by the far right, whipped up into a frenzy by the far right Home Secretary, whose position is surely now untenable.

The front cover of the Lancet

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