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We are pleased to welcome Nia Morrish to the Health Economics Group in Exeter who has just completed her Masters thesis in Economics with Antonieta Medina Lara on exploring impact of loneliness on health & well-being, through its effect on unemployment Research at Exeter Exeter Med School

RT Paul Mitchell: Nia Morrish presenting her work at the South West Academic Network for Health Economics #GW4healtheconomics #Healtheconomics Exeter Med School Research at Exeter

What Is the Impact of Loneliness on Paid Work and Unemployment in European OECD Member Countries - Nia Morrish is presenting at #iHEA2019. Exeter Med School Research at Exeter #Healtheconomics

Members of Health Econ Exeter enjoying the gala meal at #iHEA2019 in Basel. #Healtheconomics Exeter Med School Research at Exeter

Join us at #LSHTMHESG today at 10am, for a discussion about “Exploring the responsiveness of preference-based wellbeing measures in the context of multiple sclerosis”, a paper by Liz Goodwin (@madjka), Colin Green, Nia Morrish & Annie Hawton Exeter Med School Research at Exeter HESG

Does unemployment lead to greater levels of loneliness? A systematic review bit.ly/2WnDvfg #Healtheconomics Nia Morrish Exeter Med School Research at Exeter Soc Sci & Medicine

I’m looking forward to speaking Campaign to End Loneliness International Conference: Tackling Loneliness for a New Era of Connection on the 2nd February 2023 #CAL23 You can book your virtual tickets here campaigntoendloneliness.org/conference-202…

Was a good conversation with Julianne Holt-Lunstad, PhD Nia Morrish and Maastricht University 's Rachelle Meisters on costs of loneliness #LonelinessConference2023 We could have spoken for much longer - lots of different research, policy and communication issues around costs

Calling all health economics/multiple sclerosis researchers! Looking for data to inform economic evaluations of MS treatments? Take a look at our new paper on MS utility values from the UK MS Register bit.ly/3qoe9gm Exeter Med School Research at Exeter MSJ UKMSRegister

Clinical effectiveness and safety of adding a self-harm prevention app to specialist mental health care for adolescents who repeatedly self-harm: A single blind randomised controlled trial. bit.ly/4b66B3z #Healtheconomics Exeter Med School Research at Exeter

We are excited to be attending at #EuHEA2024, hosted by @WU_vienna and IHS. Exeter Med School Research at Exeter International Health Economics Association (IHEA) EuHEA #Healtheconomics

Determinants of health: Dr Daniel Derbyshire will be Chairing the session at #EUHEA2024 Exeter Med School Research at Exeter International Health Economics Association (IHEA) EuHEA #Healtheconomics

Looking forward to presenting at #EUHEA2024 this afternoon on heath economics and loneliness. Exeter Med School Research at Exeter EuHEA

Qualitative findings from the Beating Adolescent Self-Harm (BASH) randomised controlled trial: Acceptability, use and safety of the BlueIce self-harm prevention app. ex.ac.uk/dSV #Healtheconomics Exeter Med School Research at Exeter BMJ Mental Health Nia Morrish

Health Economist Nia Morrish is collaborating on a Queen Mary University of London led project which has received UK Research and Innovation funding as part of a £9.7m package to tackle regional disparities in the UK. The Great Friendship Project targets youth loneliness in urban areas and to date has helped 36k people.