Public engagement at the National Eisteddfod was an opportunity to raise awareness of #healtheconomics whilst also gaining insight of public interests and expectations of our work. Visit poster 11 at #researchwales23 or Emily Holmes to learn more

Thank you to everyone who came to meet us CHEME Bangor University Community Day. Great to see so many enjoying the activities and sharing their views. #yourcommunityyouruniversity Yankier Pijeira Perez Giovanna Culeddu Non Davies Llinos Haf Spencer Emily Holmes

We are delighted to announce the launch of our next round of recruitment to MRC-NIHR Trials Methodology Research Partnership DTP. Lots of exciting projects available. Head to mrctmrpdtp.com/current-opport… for more information. Please share widely!

Opportunities for funded #PhD studentships Bangor University linked with the MRC-NIHR Trials Methodology Research Partnership Doctoral Training Programme. The Doctoral School, Bangor University North Wales Medical School

How should the environmental impact of a pharmaceutical intervention be considered in the context of trial outcomes? with Catrin Plumpton Emily Holmes findaphd.com/phds/project/h…

Diolch am ddod i'n gweld yn yr Wyl Gwyddorau Cymdeithasol ddoe yn #Pontio Prifysgol Bangor i chwarae gem Costau Uwch neu Is Gofal Iechyd Yankier Pijeira Perez CHEME a rhoi eich barn am weithgareddau presgripsynu cymdeithasol

Thanks for coming to see us at the #FestivalofSocial Science2023 yesterday at #Pontio @bangoruni to play the Healthcare costs Higher or Lower game Yankier Pijeira Perez CHEME and for giving your opinion and your willingness to pay for social prescribing sessions.

We are delighted to once again welcome health economists from all over Wales and beyond to our annual Welsh Health Economist Group (WHEG) meeting.

An inspiring meeting of health economists across Wales

Will Hardy and I undertook the economic analysis of monthly extended-release buprenorphine versus daily standard care medication within a pragmatic, parallel-group, open-label, multicentre RCT sciencedirect.com/science/articl… Led by John Marsden NWORTH Clinical Trials Unit

Useful recommendations on incorporating benefit risk assessments in the design and reporting of superiority, equivalence and non-inferiority clinical trials Nikki Totton MRC-NIHR Trials Methodology Research Partnership journalslibrary.nihr.ac.uk/hta/BHQZ7691/#…

Do you work in a role that produces or uses evidence to influence the health and well-being of the population? Join our Applied Health Economics for Public Health Practice and Research short course online in March! It is free to attend!

“Small is Beautiful” as the principle for recognising and mitigating economic and population health challenges of climate change here in Wales. Read our new well-becoming blog here cheme.bangor.ac.uk/health-blog-6.… Health and Care Economics Cymru Rhiannon T Edwards

TODAY: @CHEME NWORTH Clinical Trials Unit & North Wales Medical School will be at #BangorScienceFestival Hidden World of Science. This hands-on interactive event is free for all and taking place in the Brambell Building. Come & find out more about the wonderful world of research Bangor University

Diwrnod 2 o’n cwrs byr deuddydd Economeg Iechyd Cymhwysol ar gyfer Ymarfer ac Ymchwil Iechyd y Cyhoedd a agorwyd gan @Emmasarahmac23. Os oes gennych ddiddordeb yn y cwrs flwyddyn nesaf cysylltwch â [email protected]. HEHTA Mary Lynch Rhiannon T Edwards Nina Ruddle

Day 2 of our two-day short course Applied Health Economics for Public Health Practice and Research opened by @Emmasarahmac23. If interested in next year’s course contact [email protected]. HEHTA Mary Lynch Rhiannon T Edwards Nina Ruddle PloCC CHEME

Heddiw @ProfRTEedwards & Sofie Roberts wedi bod yn trafod COP29 iechyd a newid hinsawdd, digwyddiad WHO gyda dros 200+ o bobl ar draws y byd. Wedi rhannu ein olwyn lles a manylion llyfr newydd! Health Sciences Bangor PloCC

@ProfRTEedwards & Sofie Roberts took part in the WHO COP29 Climate Change and Health webinar, attended by 200+ participants globally. The health imperative for climate action was the key topic which coincides with the publication of the new well-becoming book Health Sciences Bangor PloCC