Applied Health Economics for Public Health Practice and Research

1: Rhiannon Tudor Edwards and Robert Atenstaedt: Introduction to Public Health and Public Health Economics 2: Seow Tien Yeo, Huw Lloyd-Williams, and Rhiannon Tudor Edwards: The supply and demand of prevention goods and services and the need for economic evaluation 3: Rhiannon Tudor Edwards and Emma McIntosh: Applying Methods of Economic Evaluation to Public Health: Contemporary solutions to traditional challenges 4: Olivia Wu, Joanna Charles, and Nathan Bray: Synthesising evidence for economic evaluations of public health interventions 5: Carys Jones, Joanna Charles, and Rhiannon Tudor Edwards: Identification, measurement and valuation of resource use in public health intervention economic evaluation 6: Emma McIntosh: Identifying, measuring and valuing outcomes within economic evaluations of public health interventions 7: Rhiannon Tudor Edwards: Cost-Effectiveness Analysis of Public Health Interventions 8: Rhiannon Tudor Edwards and Eira Winrow: Cost-Utility Analysis of Public Health Interventions 9: Emma McIntosh, Camilla Baba, and Willings Botha: Cost-benefit analysis for applied public health economic evaluation 10: Ned Hartfiel and Rhiannon Tudor Edwards: Cost-Consequence Analysis of Public Health Interventions 11: Hazel Squires and Kathleen Boyd: Use of Modelling in the Economic Evaluation of Public Health Interventions 12: Joanna Charles, Alice Jones, and Huw Lloyd-Williams: Return on investment, social return on investment and the business case for prevention 13: Huw Lloyd-Williams: The role of Multi criteria decision analysis (MCDA) in public health economic evaluation 14: Joanna Charles and Rhiannon Tudor Edwards: To disinvest or invest? The role of Programme budgeting and marginal analysis (PBMA) for economic evaluation and prioritisation between public health interventions 15: Rhiannon Tudor Edwards, Emma McIntosh, and Eira Winrow: International Perspectives and Future Directions for Research and Policy