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Health economics. The people doing the work. The questions that matter. Despite 15+ years in health economics, Grace Hampson still has questions, and this podcast is her way of working through them out loud. Grace, a Director at the Office of Health Economics (OHE) hosts conversation with the world’s leading health economists, researchers and policy experts. Topics including HTA, NICE thresholds and cost-effectiveness, AMR, AI in health, drug shortages and the future of healthcare decision making.New episodes every Tuesday.
Office of Health Economics hosts A Dose of Economics, a society show with 11 episodes published.
Healthcare systems globally are responsible for nearly 5% of global greenhouse gas emissions. Understandably, many health systems have responded by setting net zero targets – but reaching those targets requires coordinat
Prevention is often great value for money. And yet, countries all around the world are failing to properly invest in it, and their healthcare systems are paying the price. Grace Hampson is joined by Gundo Weiler, Directo
Health technology assessment (HTA) is the process by which health systems evaluate whether new medicines, devices, and other interventions offer good value for money. But the pace of innovation often outruns policy -- ne
In April this year, NICE raised its cost-effectiveness threshold for the first time in 20 years, moving from £20,000-£30,000 per QALY to £25,000–£35,000 per QALY. On paper, it’s not a big difference. But the fact that th
How do we actually measure health? And in health economics, what is the difference between measuring health and assigning a value to it? Grace Hampson is joined by David Mott, Associate Director at OHE, as well as Hannah
AI is already reshaping how healthcare policy works. The question is not whether AI will also transform health economics – but how quickly, and whether we are ready for the opportunities and challenges it could bring. Th
When healthcare systems assess the value of a new medicine, should they only count the impact on the patient's health and the healthcare budget? The case for a broader, societal perspective in health technology assessmen
The Joint Clinical Assessment (JCA) is a milestone in European health policy, promising a single shared evaluation of the efficacy and safety of new medicines across EU member states. Theoretically, this should mean cons
Around 5 million deaths per year are linked to antimicrobial resistance (AMR) and this number is growing, with AMR-related deaths predicted to surpass deaths from cancer by 2050. And yet, the global pipeline of new antib
US pharmaceutical prices are the highest in the world -- President Trump's Most Favoured Nation (MFN) policy is trying to change that. But what does MFN pricing mean in practice? And what are the global ripple effects on
When demand for healthcare is growing but budgets are finite, the "how" and "why" of decision-making matters. In this first episode, host Grace Hampson, a Director at the Office of Health Economics (OHE), introduces the
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