Global Health Econometrics & Economics Group (GHE2)
Working collaboratively to establish “what works” in the evaluation of health interventions in low- and middle-income countries
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Our core objective is to support the more efficient use of health resources by policy-makers in low-and middle-income countries.
We aim to achieve this by working collaboratively to produce impact case studies and develop improved methods to evaluate the impact and value-for-money of population- and system-level health interventions.
GHE2 research is split into two main focus areas:
- Impact evaluation studies, led by the Brazil Indonesia and South Africa teams; involving assessing the health impact of specific health interventions.
- Cross-cutting method studies, led by the UK team; exploring the key methodological challenges of impact and economic evaluation approaches.
We are committed to supporting the strengthening of health economics capability in Brazil, Indonesia, South Africa and the UK, in efforts to help inform health policy resource allocation decisions:
- Co-research and mobility for early career researchers.
- Formal training and mentoring.
- Dissemination and shared learning.
Mar 2020 | CAPABILITY BUILDING
In March 2020, the GHE2 Brazil team received a vist by researchers from Centre for Health Economics (CHE - University of York), James Love-Koh and Ana Duarte.
Nov 2019 | CAPABILITY BUILDING
In early November 2019, the South Africa GHE2 team (Nicholas Stacey; Ijeoma Edoka) held a two-day training course with 20 health policy-makers and analysts .
Sept 2019 | EVENT
On 6 September 2019, the Indonesian team launched and discussed their ‘JKN White Book’ during an event held at Indonesia’s House of Representatives...
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