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The Canadian Centre for Health Economics strives to be a focal point for health economics research in Canada.
Le Centre canadien pour l’économie de la santé a pour mission d’être le point de référence pour la recherche axée sur l’économie de la santé au Canada.

About the Centre

The Canadian Centre for Health Economics (CCHE) strives to be a focal point for health economics research in Canada and aims to provide solutions to health policy issues while advancing theoretical and econometric modeling techniques.

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The Working Papers

CCHE’s Working Paper Series features the unpublished research of Centre Associates and Fellows for the purpose of discussion and feedback. The series includes papers concerned with both the application and development of theoretical and econometric frameworks to a range of health related questions.

The Papers

Economists Directory

The Economist Directory is a resource for those looking for Canadian based economists with expertise in specific research areas. The directory is currently being developed. Do you want to be added to the Economists directory?

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CCHE Seminar Series: ‘Holding Up a Mirror to Public Policy’ The Role Economic Modelling and Equity Benchmarking Can Play in Influencing Systemic Change in Australian Assistive Technology Policy and Implications for Canada

CCHE Seminar Series: ‘Holding Up a Mirror to Public Policy’ The Role Economic Modelling and Equity Benchmarking Can Play in Influencing Systemic Change in Australian Assistive Technology Policy and Implications for Canada

As part of the Canadian Centre for Health Economics (CCHE) Friday Health Economics Series, we are pleased to welcome Natasha Layton and Natasha Brusco on April 26, 2024, 10 am – 12 pm via Zoom and in person at HSB Rm 412 for "‘Holding Up a Mirror to Public Policy’ The Role Economic Modelling and Equity Benchmarking Can Play in Influencing Systemic Change in Australian Assistive Technology Policy and Implications for Canada". Click here for more information about the seminar
Institute of Health Policy, Management and Evaluation School of Public Health School of Public Policy