Looking forward to presenting our work (w/Mickael Hiligsmann, Rachael Morton Sam Husbands Joanna Coast) on measuring capability inequalities during the covid-19 pandemic using ICECAP measures at #hdca2023 this morning. Hopefully see you there!

Second paper reporting the development of the ModRUM resource-use measure now published doi.org/10.1186/s12913…… with Joanna Thorn @willh108 Sam Husbands Sian Noble @UoBrisHEB MRC-NIHR Trials Methodology Research Partnership

Prolonged grief disorder more common in Covid lockdown bereaved, study finds theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2… Great work from Emily Harrop Lucy Selman Marie Curie Research Centre, Cardiff Cardiff University School of Medicine Cardiff Uni Comms DPM The impact of this research cannot be under estimated

Current AHES president Prof Julie Ratcliffe is kicking-off the 44th Annual AHES conference #AHES2023

Great to be at the AHES annual conference for the first time 😁 #AHES2023

Excellent keynote presentation from Denzil Fiebig on machine learning, understandable even to me! Key take homes for me are (i) machine learning answers prediction problems (y hat) not interpretation/understanding problems (beta hat), and (ii) it can/will supplement econometrics

Ran out of space for the hashtag! #AHES2023

Great presentation from Elisabeth Huynh - really interesting to see these first findings 😁

Really enjoyed working on this project, & great to see Marcus doing a great job of presenting our qualitative findings - thanks also to all the adults & young people who gave up their time to take part in this research

Thank you to all at #AHES2023 for a really great conference - thank you for inviting me, for the interesting papers, excellent organisation & great hospitality!

At the next EuroQoL webinar coming up next Wednesday Sabina Sanghera, using chemotherapy as a case study, will be presenting work on comparing responses to different recall periods and assessment timings to determine how and when to capture quality-of-life when symptoms fluctuate

🎉👏 Huge congrats to our brilliant Yamatji/Noongar Masters student, Kevin Taylor for publishing his paper in Social Sciences & Med, emphasizing the need for co-designed, culturally-informed preference-based quality of life tools for Indigenous Elders.🌏✨pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/37806146/

I'm pleased to be able to share the report of the Spillovers in Health Economic Evaluation and Research (SHEER) task force, published online today in #PharmacoEconomics Many thanks to my fantastic co-authors, and all those who contributed to the report! link.springer.com/article/10.100…

Congratulations 👏 to Dr Joanna McLaughlin on passing her PhD viva with no corrections. Joanna's National Institute for Health and Care Research PhD has investigated health optimisation policies for hip and knee replacement surgery. With thanks to examiners Frank Kee and Joy Anderson. Hugh McLeod BristolUniCPH

Huge Congratulations to our MSc Health Economics and Health Policy Analysis 22/23 cohort graduating today!

Congratulations to Dr Yuri Hamashima who was awarded her PhD today, well done to her very proud supervisors Jo Coast, Amanda Owen-Smith and Tim Jones! Yuri Hamashima Joanna Coast @TimJones1978

Check out the May issue of The Patient, available here: link.springer.com/journal/40271/… 📚 Some authors include 👇 Ari Joanna Coast Sam Husbands Paul Mitchell Rosie Love 🦓 National Health Council Allan Wailoo Donna Rowen

When Ada was stillborn the hospital staff gave us a Sands - baby loss charity 💙🧡 pack with lots of useful information about what to do & our rights, but very little about grief itself. We hope this booklet helps fill this gap. Please share 🙏 Cruse Bereavement Support Bereavement Alliance ChildhoodBereavement Baby Loss Awareness Week

PhD vivas - I have decided Norway does it best! When you’re lucky enough to be part of a great project and a brilliant PhD student and examiners and student do a fantastic job of making it a great PhD defence. SEVPRI Mאthïas Barra 🇳🇴🤝🏼🇺🇦 Mille Sofie Stenmarck Joanna Coast Jan Abel Olsen

Congratulations to Health Economics & Health Policy @ Bristol's Isabella Floredin who graduated in July. Her PhD thesis was titled 'Care at the end of life: measuring outcomes for young people and their families for use in economic evaluation'. Supervisors Paul Mitchell Joanna Coast Sam Husbands and Sue Nielson