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Janet Currie discusses effects of additional Medicaid coverage (Wherry et al 2018) @LaurawherryR #iHEA2019
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Janet Currie @Princeton at IHEA plenary highlights “low-hanging fruit” strategies to improve childhood human capital by reducing disease. #childhealth #globalhealth #LMICs #iHEA2019 @healtheconomics
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For those who cannot join us in person, the livestream can be found here: healtheconomics.org/page/Bas… #iHEA2019
The mid-congress plenary begins shortly at the Congress Center! #iHEA2019
Three studies only as far as I concern: Kyrgystan, Kazakhstan and Russia. Do you think there is a potential for expanding @healtheconomics by getting members from that area? #iHEA2019 – at Basel, Switzerland
#iHEA2019 Organised session: “How does the provider payment mix shape provider behaviour in LMIC?” is live @healtheconomics
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Posters are set up in Kollegienhaus - Aula. Come by and check them out during the break at 3:00! You can also meet the editors of Health Economics while you are here! #iHEA2019
Presenting my study about provider payment reform #iHEA2019. – at Basel-City, Switzerland
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What are the options for UHI in Egypt? Important lessons for NHIS in Uganda? #iHEA2019 – at Basel, Switzerland
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It is a full house here at the Congress Center as we officially kick-off #iHEA2019 with the opening plenary!
With a friend of mine Maria, that I met at #EuHEA a year ago. @healtheconomics unites! – at Basel-City, Switzerland
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Thailand spends about 3% of GDP of public resources to fund quality health services to all
Secret weapon? Governance of strategic purchasing including autonomy, provider-purchaser split, governing boards and involvement of beneficiaries Dr Somsak in
#IHEA2019 @governance_hs
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The 2019 global #MultidimensionalPovertyIndex released by @ophi_oxford & @UNDP includes a study of trends over time for 10 countries. Findings show rural areas are still poorer than urban areas & children are still poorer than adults. Read more at bit.ly/2JlrBbu #LNOB
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The 2019 Global Multidimensional Poverty Index (MPI) | Human Development Reports hdr.undp.org/en/2019-MPI
Cost-Benefit analysis or Benefit-Cost analysis? I am attending a workshop to learn what benefit-cost analysis is and how to use it #iHEA2019 @healtheconomics
For those who missed #iHEA2019 sessions are going to be streamed soon @healtheconomics
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#iHEA2019 An emerging theme of the Early Career Researchers sessions is whether an empirical paper is about the specific context the data comes from or whether it’s more broadly applicable.
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As a reminder to those joining us at #iHEA2019, there will be no print program this year! You can access the program through the mobile app or can view and download the full PDF version online here: healtheconomics.org/page/201…


























