Contracting for Health Outcomes - free online event September 12, 2024
Luigi Siciliani will be presenting ESHCRU research at the upcoming “Contracting for Health Outcomes” event on 3 October 2024.
This event is part of the newly launched SU Insights series by The Strategy Unit, exploring the potential and challenges of outcomes-based commissioning in healthcare.
Learn about the latest technical developments and practical pathways that could revive this approach to contracting for health outcomes.
Register here for the free online event.
Summer reading with ESHCRU July 30, 2024
Check out our poster summarising outputs from the 2019 to 2023 ESHCRU programme, and read more about a recent policy forum on Living with long waiting times. For an indepth experience, see our recent publications on how to help the NHS deliver more patient health benefits and make care fairer, plus a close look at Community Diagnostic Centres.
- Contracting for health outcomes: from concept through theory to implementation • Wyatt S, Siciliani L, Revell M, Spilsbury P. • The Strategy Unit: Policy Briefing • Download Publication
- Elective surgery waiting time prioritisation to improve population health gains and reduce health inequalities • Gibbs NK, Griffin S, Gutacker N, Villasenor-Lopez A, Walker S • Policy Research Unit in Economic Evaluation of Health and Social Care Interventions. Universities of Sheffield and York. Report 071 • Download Publication
- Social Decision-Making Analysis: a general approach to inform decisions on resources in the public sector • Longo F, Claxton K, Griffin S, Mason A, Walker S, Weatherly H. • Value in Health • Download Publication
- The effect of Community Diagnostic Centres on volume and waiting time for diagnostic procedures in the UK • Sivey P, Wen J. • Health Policy • Download Publication
New publications June 14, 2024
Two new ESHCRU publications are available:
Please see the publications page for details of our published work.
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ESHCRU undertakes robust and policy-relevant research, based on the discipline of economics. Our aim is to address important policy questions about the funding, organisation and delivery of health and social care services.