Article
17 August 2021
Srobana Ghosh
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Y-Ling Chi
,
Anna Vassall
,
Nuru Saadi
,
Javier Guzman
We screened over 13,000 resources (see our methods) and the site now includes over 665 papers. After reviewing the literature, we found three notable gaps in coverage in terms of geographical focus and topic areas. We discuss those gaps in this blogpost
Article
16 June 2021
Sarin KC
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Aparna Ananthakrishnan
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Christopher Painter
,
Dimple Butani
,
Yot Teerawattananon
Blog post
17 May 2021
Karene Hoi Ting Yeung
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Wei Aun Yap
,
Logan Brenzel
,
Peter Cowley
,
Nathalie Vande Maele
,
Sarah Alkenbrack
,
Ulla Griffiths
,
Raymond Hutubessy
Article
6 May 2021
Christopher Painter
,
Nantasit Luangasanatip
Article
20 April 2021
Yot Teerawattananon
,
Kalipso Chalkidou
,
Raymond Hutubessy
,
Marelize Gorgens
,
David Wilson
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Saudamini Dabak
,
Sarin KC
,
Christopher Painter
,
Thomas Wilkinson
The COVID-19 Multi-model Comparison Collaboration (CMCC) is a unique initiative that provides guidance and standards for policy use of COVID-19 models.
Blog post
15 April 2021
Y-Ling Chi
COVID-19 has probably been the single most researched topic in history. The production of scientific knowledge is unprecedented in its scale and speed: at its peak, about 2,400 papers were published each week on COVID (across all disciplines) (see Collabovid.org). We nearly now reached 80,000 pre-prints and peer reviewed papers. On top of this, we need to add the reports, working papers and news articles. We have put together a repository for health economics. Learn about how we identified, screened and logged in this research.
Article
20 November 2020
A link to an interesting resource “Integrating economic and health evidence to inform Covid-19 policy in low- and middle- income countries: a narrative literature review”
Blog post
16 September 2020
Y-Ling Chi
,
Lydia Regan
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Kalipso Chalkidou
To date, the field of health economics has been largely missing from this growing literature, yet it is an essential piece for evidence based decision-making. We discuss in this piece in which ways health economics can help decision-makers, and why health economics research and use needs to be scaled up.