Beth Woods

Over the next 8 weeks, we'll be sharing a deep dive into our research connected to the NHS 10-Year Plan! 🚀 Stay tuned to see how our work aims to support and contribute to the future of healthcare. 🔬 #NHS10YearPlan #HealthcareResearch

We’re pleased to share that CHE’s Beth Woods will speak at @ftlive this Friday, 12 Sept, on Shaping a UK National Pharmaceutical Strategy. Join the panel on how gov, industry & regulators can work together 👉 bit.ly/4m99tSx #FTPharma #FTLive #HealthEconomics

Course booklet ready ✅ PC exercises and solutions ✅ Social / networking event booked ✅ Catering ✅ Faculty ready ✅ Tutors ready ✅ Participants’ admin support ✅ Only 3 weeks to go now For last minute registration: 👉 york.ac.uk/che/courses/st…

📊Unlock the power of data!📊 Join the Statistical Methods in Economic Evaluation for HTA - Advanced short course at the University of York🚀 📅 9-11 September 2025 📍 York, UK Secure your spot today! 🔗 #HealthEconomics" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">york.ac.uk/che/courses/st… #DataScience @CHEyork @UniOfYork

Analysing Patient Data using NHS England data: 2025. 3 day in-person course hosted by @CHEyork, @UniofYork. If you would like to learn how to handle, manipulate, and analyse large datasets, discover more at bit.ly/3wp1XiR

🔍 A recent review in #ValueinHealth reveals that immature survival data can influence NICE decisions, with reliance increasing since 2017. This raises concerns, as non-managed access recommendations often lack reappraisal. Read more at ow.ly/GsJ850ViqGY #HTA #oncology

We've joined @icer_review and @NICEComms to select the first research topic for the Health Economics Methods Advisory group: an assessment of the benefits of treatment that are appropriate to consider in #HTA decision-making. 👉 cda-amc.ca/news/health-ec…

Delighted to offer our residential 3-day course on Statistical Methods in Economic Evaluation for HTA: Advanced Course: September 9-11, 2025! Now with an updated program including modern methods for causal inference and machine learning. york.ac.uk/che/courses/st…

@CHEyork Online Advanced Methods of Economic Evaluation for HTA workshop ameehta.he-evalcourses.com 7-weeks - 24 February to 11 April 2025 Your final opportunity to book onto this excellent workshop!

A summary of projects undertaken in respect of NHS waiting times for elective surgery by EEPRU and @eshcru can be found here:-bit.ly/3VAk4eV For full details of the project, reports and publications, see here:- bit.ly/3VyI0iG

Great opportunity to work with an excellent team on policy relevant applied and methods work 👇

Always have a side project (or twelve)... Bayesian flexible parametric survival analysis, now with easily obtained predictions 🥳 #workinprogress #Bayesian #softwaredevelopment #Stata

Funded research by @NIHR highlights how cascade testing can improve diagnosis of familial hypercholesterolaemia. Beth Woods’ research summary discusses CHE’s cost-effectiveness modelling comparing alternative cascade service designs. bit.ly/49YpeWN

The methods and applied case studies sessions are also worthy of note: covering evaluation methods for site agnostic cancer drugs, antimicrobials, diagnostics, multi-indication products and application of machine learning methods. Boom!

📢New ONLINE Advanced Methods course. Get to grips with the latest methods for HTA including modelling, NMA/MAIC, VOI, structured expert elicitation, incorporating equity and more. Plus I’ll be giving you a tour of the latest developments in survival analysis for CEA 🤩

4-year PhD in Biostatistics with me, ⁦@Richard_D_Riley⁩ and ⁦@leicestermedic⁩ and partners: ⁦@danj_statsguru⁩ and JSingh on methods (Bayesian, meta-analysis, risk prediction) in HTA oncology, for candidates with MSc Stats, deadline 12 Jan 2024 more.bham.ac.uk/mrc-aim/phd-op…

EEPRU's project looking at estimating the cost-effectiveness of risk stratified breast cancer screening in the UK is part of the new collection of work to mark #BreastCancerAwarenessMonth

EEPRU report for the elective surgery waiting time prioritisation project:- A general modelling framework to estimate the impact of waiting times on health for patients undergoing elective procedures in the NHS in England. Find it here: shorturl.at/ekBJV

Health economists, don't miss our new online course in Distributional Cost-Effectiveness Analysis! Led by @RichardACookson, this 5-week course offers hands-on training in specialised methods for analysing distributional impacts on health inequality. shorturl.at/cezT6