Director of the Centre, Tony Harris and Adjunct Prof Jan Abel Olsen exploring the sites of #Tromso! Aside from mountain climbing, the pair will be attending the 39th Nordic Health Economists' Study Group at the UiT | University of Tromsø from 22-24th August

Join our team! We are looking for a postdoctoral researcher who can contribute to our project: "Tracing causes of inequalities in health and wellbeing”. For more info contact Jan Abel Olsen. jobbnorge.no/en/available-j…

Canadian Prime Minister announced an additional $10 million contribution to CEPI, which will help develop new life saving vaccines to prevent and contain infectious disease outbreaks. pm.gc.ca/eng/news/2018/…

Wonderful dinner after a wonderful day full of interesting sessions at #HESGYork with Andrew Jones, Philip M Clarke, Jan Abel Olsen, Yuanyuan Gu, @SimonMcNamara42, Dorte Gyrd-Hansen, Bronwyn Croxson, Paul Schneider, Nicholas Silva Illanes

Among all the packing and clearing of bookshelves, today we reflect on the (many) ups and (some) downs, our past staff, students and visitors during our time in Building 75, Clayton Campus. We start our new adventure in Caulfield on Monday - we look forward to seeing you there!

Fra lokalvalg til solid tips til helsepolitikk på nasjonalt nivå: Increasing the price of high sugar snacks by 20% could reduce energy intake, BMI, and prevalence of obesity bmj.com/content/366/bm…

Second speaker is Jan Abel Olsen Jan Abel Olsen sharing experiences from Norway and his extensive research in this area. To start with, all QALYs cannot be equal: measurement and valuation differ. But even if they were measured equally, should they be valued equally?

got 2 mins 30 secs to spare? then watch this #EQ5D clip that explains what it is and how it is used to inform health care decisions youtube.com/watch?v=qhZ6go…

I sitt nye forskningsprosjekt forsøker helseøkonom Jan Abel Olsen å spore årsaker til ulikheter i helse. Les intervjuet med ham her: tidsskriftet.no/2019/10/interv…

Have just accepted my last paper as editor of Journal of Health Economics, having handled 936 submissions and accepted 134 articles since 2006. Here are six favourites from over the years. 1/7

A conceptual map of health-related quality of life dimensions: key lessons for a new instrument link.springer.com/article/10.100…

What is the best health related quality of life measure for your research? Dr RoseAnne Misajon & Jan Abel Olsen have developed a fantastic visual framework to help you make this important decision - free download here link.springer.com/article/10.100… Dr Ian Kellar #QALYs #health #HRQoL

The call for abstracts for the 7th EuHEA PhD Student-Supervisor and Early Career Researcher Conference, September 2-4 at Erasmus University Rotterdam, is now open! You can submit your abstract before March 31, 2020 at euhea.eu/welcome-phd-wo… #healtheconomics #PhD

via ⁦The New York Times⁩ Great discussion on the ethics of corona policies after the peak in today’s New York Times. With Zeke Emanuel, Peter Singer, Ann Case and others. ⁦Bergen Centre for Ethics and Priority Setting⁩ nytimes.com/2020/04/10/mag…

A unique opportunity: new post doc position in health economics at UiT | University of Tromsø #healtheconomics jobbnorge.no/en/available-j…

We are hiring! For more info, please see the below link x.com/jjontwitta/sta…

Great talk today at the Centre by Jon Karnon from Uni of Adelaide on the reference ICER for the Aus health system

Great news from EuHEA x.com/euhea/status/9…

Great talk today by Jan Abel Olsen in collab with Gang Chen on using Norwegian longitudinal data to trace health inequalities!