UCL Populations & Lifelong Health Domain - Health Economics Theme

The UCL Populations & Lifelong Health Domain brings together researchers and practitioners across UCL and beyond, to explore the factors that determine health and disease in populations, and to develop, test, and measure the impact of interventions and service improvement to enhance the health and wellbeing of the public, and reduce inequalities in health status.

Sitting within the Populations & Lifelong Health Domain is the Health Economics theme-Researchers across UCL conduct a wide range of health economics research, and have particular expertise in:

• economic evaluations within clinical trials
• economic evaluation using decision analytic modelling and discrete event simulation
• econometric methods for health research
• policy design and evaluation
• health insurance and health care financing
• resource allocation
• early childhood interventions
• measurement of health and health care inequalities.

Research is undertaken across a range of disease areas and in the UK and globally.