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New research by CHE and supported by the Health Foundation shows patients living in the most deprived areas of England have mental healthcare costs that are around 3 times as high as patients living in the least deprived areas.

As part of the Darlington Economic Campus’s inaugural EconFest 2024, Professor Susan Griffin from theUniversity of York’s Centre for Health Economics delivered a session on the "Economics of Health," offeringparticipants an overview of how economic principles can shape health and care policy and outcomes.

Read the short summaries of CHE's recent research published this month.

CHE recently hosted visitors the Institute of Health Data Analytics and Statistics at the National Taiwan University.

Seven current CHE researchers have been listed in Stanford University/Elsevier's latest Top 2% Scientist Rankings internationally.

The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) reaches a significant milestone by publishing its 1000th Technology Appraisal in its 25th anniversary year.

CHE presents its 2024 Policy Forum 'Living with long waiting times: approaches to prioritising patients'.

Professor of Health Economics, Mark Sculpher, has been elected as Fellow of the Academy of Medical Sciences.