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Looking forward to what should be an interesting debate on whether or not animal health, as well as human health, should be given equal consideration to #HealthEconomics debates #AnimalHealthEconomics
First, attendees are asked of they believe we need animal health economics:
📊59% say Yes
📊 41% say Don't Know
📊 0% say No
#AnimalHealthEconomics
📊59% say Yes
📊 41% say Don't Know
📊 0% say No
#AnimalHealthEconomics
.@ChrisSampson87 opens by giving an overview about the importance of #AnimalHealth in economics - noting the size of the petcare market, size of charitable giving to animal welfare charities & increasing crossover between zoonotic diseases & human health #AnimalHealthEconomics 
Our Drop Dead paper has finally been released into the world! In it, we suggest that 'dead' should not be used as an anchor in health state valuation. We'd really value some feedback on it.
ohe.org/news/should-we…
#DropDead #healtheconomics
ohe.org/news/should-we…
#DropDead #healtheconomics
We outline 5 propositions relating to 'dead' being an unnecessary and problematic feature of health state valuation. The solution - we think - could be to simply use an alternative state to 'dead'.
This has been a long time coming for us. @DrPanik published a blog post on the topic in 2011 aheblog.com/2011/07/13/wha…
and I gave a seminar on it in 2014 doi.org/10.13140/RG.2.…
and I gave a seminar on it in 2014 doi.org/10.13140/RG.2.…
