Building a policy-focussed global health economics research programme Paul Revill, Centre for Health Economics

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CHE Policy Forums

Over the last decade, CHE has established a research profile in global health economics. Thanzi is one leading programme that has focused on guiding resource allocation in Malawi, Uganda, and the East Central and Southern Africa (ECSA) region. It was the leading case study that led to the University of York being ranked seventh globally for “partnerships for development” in the 2022 Times Higher Education Impact Rankings. This talk will reflect upon how economic analysis can guide decisions on health spending reflecting constraints and complexities that exist across health care systems.

Paul Revill (CHE) with discussants Katharina Hauck, Imperial College London, and Jo Keatinge, Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office.

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Image credit: "Woman feeding child traditional porridge using gourd 2, Kyanika Women's Group, Kitui" by Bioversity International is licensed under CC BY-NC-ND 2.0.