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Notes, interviews and reflections from the Peer Models Network on modelling, health economics and the value judgments that sit inside both.

Guest post by Taq Kaur Bhandal

When We Listen: A Reflection on Health Economics & Social Justice

Taq Kaur Bhandal is CEO of the Mahwari Research Institute, an independent Canadian think tank studying pleasure, periods, and planetary positivity, all through the intention of social justice. Three reflections from facilitating the BC SUPPORT Unit’s Listen Events.

Interview by Stephanie Harvard

Transforming Models into Tools for Patients and Other Decision-Makers: The DecideApp

Models can be useful tools for healthcare decision-making — but how exactly does this work in practice? A conversation with Nick Bansback about the DecideApp, his team’s tool for communicating model results and informing healthcare decisions.

By Stephanie Harvard

The Vastness of Values in Health Economics Modelling

Adapted from a presentation to the American Philosophical Association on Science, Policy and Epidemiology: an introduction to health economics, and why social values are always relevant in the modelling process.

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