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@NICE_DSU 🛠️ Key Resources 1.TSD22 Updated: New guidance on 3L to 5L mapping 2.TSD23 Updated: Revised severity calculators 3.Value in Health: Summary paper on the expected impact of the move Check out the full breakdown & reports: bit.ly/4bJkbNQ #HealthEconomics #EQ5D5L

@NICE_DSU 🧪 What’s New? • Analysis of 38 appraisals: how EQ-5D-5L affects cost-effectiveness & severity weights • New mapping tools (Stata, R, Excel) for 3L to 5L transitions • Updated age-adjusted UK population scores for NICE Severity Shortfall calculations

📢 The Big Move: Transitioning from EQ-5D-3L to 5L Rowen et al. have published the definitive UK 5L value set. After 18 months of research by @eeprunews & @NICE_DSU, we’re sharing reports & tools for the transition to the new EQ-5D-5L value set 🧵

The #NHSLongTermPlan sets out a vision for a fairer, smarter, and more sustainable NHS. EEPRU research supports this ambition—providing evidence to inform better policy and investment decisions. 💊📈💷 Learn more about this and our other research 👉bit.ly/3W2KBS6

How can the NHS get more value from medicines? The NHS LT Plan proposes re-evaluating medicines & sequencing treatments to improve value. Our research provides a framework for dynamic reassessment of medicines & value-based prescribing👉tinyurl.com/ycxsmmfz #NHS10YearPlan

The #NHSLongTermPlan proposes shifting resources from treatment to prevention. 🔄 EEPRU research shows this is evidence-based: public health spending delivers more #QALYs per £ than @NHS treatment.💡 Learn more👉 tinyurl.com/2btn7zh2 #HealthPolicy #NHS10YearPlan

The #NHSLongTermPlan aims to boost economic growth 💷 through better health. Our research provides evidence on how NHS & Adult Social Care spending affects paid production, informing smarter health investment.📈 More 👉 tinyurl.com/ydf3bjpv #HealthPolicy #NHS10YearPlan

Smarter pricing = better outcomes🏷️ The #NHSLongTerm Plan backs innovation—but pricing matters. Our research shows how pricing policy can be designed to reward valuable innovation, appropriately moderate expenditure & maximise long-term population health 👉tinyurl.com/35d8bb8v

#AI is central to the #NHSLongTermPlan Our research shows how #EconomicEvaluation can assess AI tools like Mirai for breast cancer screening, ensuring investments in AI deliver benefits to patients & value for money to @NHS 👉tinyurl.com/4vs8rdxf #HealthPolicy #NHS10YearPlan

The #NHSLongTermPlan aims to ✂️elective waits to <18 weeks. But reducing waiting times uniformly may worsen health inequalities. Our research finds prioritising waiting times in deprived areas could limit increases in #HealthInequality & 📈health More 👉tinyurl.com/37bawepj

The #NHSLongTermPlan commits to narrowing health inequalities Our research uses UK survey data to uncover how socioeconomic status & ethnicity shape health outcomes—providing evidence for smarter, fairer policy design More 👉 tinyurl.com/3pbxkpks #HealthPolicy #NHS10YearPlan

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

New report: What is the impact of fiscal devolution on adult social care in England? Evidence from a quasi-natural experiment Find out more and download the report here: bit.ly/3UzRmKv

New EEPRU paper validates the EQ-HWB-25 & EQ-HWB-9 for measuring health & wellbeing. Read more here: pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/40812749/

For more info/joining details email d.l.davis@sheffield.ac.uk

• The most pressing research questions identified by various care home stakeholder groups. • How these priorities can be developed into eligible research questions. • The potential for immediate application through secondary analysis of existing datasets. Wed 6 August 1-2pm

Interested in care home research? The Prioritising Research through Engagement with older Adult Care Homes (PREACH) study, funded by EEPRU, is pleased to share its findings. We invite your analysts and researchers to a dedicated webinar to explore:

New spotlights on research * What drives health inequalities? Personal, family and neighbourhood socioeconomic status, ethnicity or other factors? * Does publicly-funded Adult Social Care improve the wellbeing of informal and unpaid carers? These & more:bit.ly/3Dk3gDe

For the project page and further papers, see : bit.ly/4jyoZqC

The vital role of informal carers can come at a cost to their well-being. This paper looks at how an increase in Adult Social Care (ASC) expenditure in England could help ease this burden, improving carers' quality of life: bit.ly/42X2i8M