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Resource use and costing

Resource use and costing consists of tracking and quantifying the inputs - such as time, labour, and materials - required to deliver healthcare services or interventions. Our research group conducts detailed analyses of resource use and associated costs to inform cost-effectiveness studies, improve resource allocation, and optimise healthcare delivery.

COVID-19 and economic outcomes

COVID-19 Impact on autistic children, children with intellectual disabilities and their caregivers

Economic impacts of COVID-19: Evidence from the EMIS COVID-19 Symptom Surveillance tool

ELOPE-GDM: Exploring the Long-term Outcomes following a PrEgnancy with gestational diabetes mellitus – patterns of health service use and lifelong costs

GBS-LTO: Long-term Impact of Invasive Group B Streptococcal Disease in Early Infancy: A Retrospective Cohort Study in England

Maternal depression and anxiety disorders and child mental health outcomes

RECAP: Economic research based on the REsearch on Children and Adults born Preterm programme

SHIPS: Screening to improve health in very preterm infants

The impact of early life diet quality on childhood outcomes

The Impact of Miscarriage on Adverse Mental Health and Self-Harm Outcomes: Evidence from Primary Care and Hospital Records in the UK

The Impact of Musculoskeletal conditions on outcomes of other illnesses: a linked electronic health record study

Understanding the relationship between multimorbidity in later life, use of health services and costs of health care