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EUR cancels all 'live' education and exams
- Friday 13 Mar 2020
- General
Impressive opening of Health Business Week 2020
- Monday 17 Feb 2020
- General
Caring about Informal Caregivers’ Health – London or Leiden, does it matter for their experiences?
Population aging is often seen as an abstract concern that is best left to politicians or the pension-funds to occupy themselves with.
- Wednesday 5 Feb 2020
- Blogpost
MOOC on ‘Regulated Competition in Healthcare Systems: Theory & Practice’
- Tuesday 17 Dec 2019
- General
“Start behavioural economics from a more liberal approach”
For many years, it was assumed that welfare could be improved by trying to satisfy the preferences of as many people as possible, preferably without making
- Wednesday 11 Dec 2019
- Blogpost
Ne(x)twork as a researcher: how and why? Lessons from Pauline Meurs
- Tuesday 3 Dec 2019
- Blogpost
Hugo de Jonge talks with dementia professors
- Wednesday 27 Nov 2019
- Blogpost
Who are stakeholders in research?
- Monday 4 Nov 2019
- Blogpost
Looking back on the symposium ‘Are all QALYs equal?'
- Tuesday 8 Oct 2019
- General
Where puppies and health economics meet
How would you feel if you knew this money might not only be spent on medicines, diagnostics and surgical procedures, but also on: puppies?
- Thursday 8 Aug 2019
- Blogpost

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