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麻豆传媒高清版 named amongst top ten collaborative institutions in health economics research in recent global bibliometric analysis

麻豆传媒高清版 has been named amongst the top ten聽collaborative聽higher聽education聽institutions out of 1,723 institutions worldwide in 聽of聽4,096 academic health economists between 1975 and 2022.

Professor Rhiannon聽Tudor聽Edwards, Co-Director of聽the聽Centre for聽Health Economics聽and Medicines Evaluation (CHEME) at 麻豆传媒高清版, was named in this review聽as聽one of聽the top five most important health聽economists in terms of publications searched in the field of health economics over this period.

Rhiannon is currently Wales partner lead on聽a聽funded 聽of over 拢4 million, exploring smart capacitating聽investment in prevention.聽This is a collaboration across eight European countries. Rhiannon is working closely with聽Hywel聽Dda聽University Health聽Board, one of four test beds sites across Europe聽in this聽study.

Rhiannon聽has published collaboratively o in health economics.

It聽is about working together.聽I give full credit to my current research group at聽CHEME, past students and postdocs who have moved on to other roles at 麻豆传媒高清版, at Welsh聽Government, and聽are forging their careers at other health economics centres. As a blind person, I want to thank my reader聽support worker, Dr Catherine聽Lawrence, who enables聽me, along with great聽reader technology, to聽work as an academic聽in聽this field.

Professor Rhiannon Tudor Edwards,  Co-Director of the Centre for Health Economics and Medicines Evaluation (CHEME) at 麻豆传媒高清版,
Professor Rhiannon Tudor Edwards, second from right, with left- right Prof Murray Smith, Kalpa Pisavadia of CHEME and Prof Deborah Fitzsimmons.
Professor Rhiannon Tudor Edwards, second from right, with (left- right, new appointment Professor Murray Smith, Chair of Rural Health Economics, Aberystwyth University, Kalpa Pisavadia of CHEME and Prof Deborah Fitzsimmons, Chair of Health Economics at Swansea University.

Rhiannon is currently Wales partner lead on聽a聽fundedof over 拢4 million, exploring smart capacitating聽investment in prevention.聽This is a collaboration across eight European countries. Rhiannon is working closely with聽Hywel聽Dda聽University Health聽Board, one of four test beds sites across Europe聽in this聽study.

Rhiannon聽has published collaboratively over聽400聽peer reviewed聽articles in health economics. She said, 鈥淚t聽is about working together.聽I give full credit to my current research group at聽CHEME, past students and postdocs who have moved on to other roles at 麻豆传媒高清版, at Welsh聽Government, and聽are forging their careers at other health economics centres. As a blind person, I want to thank my reader聽support worker, Dr Catherine聽Lawrence, who enables聽me, along with great聽reader technology, to聽work as an academic聽in聽this field.鈥

Health economics is an increasingly important area for 麻豆传媒高清版. Rhiannon will be contributing to the curriculum of students at the new North Wales Medical School, along with teaching at the University of Liverpool, where she is a Visiting Professor. Rhiannon said, 鈥淚t is important to keep teaching as a senior academic as it leads to future research collaborations鈥.

All-Wales collaboration in health economics has been made possible through infrastructure funding from H(Welsh Government) via .