Speaking
Lectures, plenaries and seminars
I have spoken to academic, policy and professional audiences on health economics, economic evaluation, health systems, public policy, modelling and the relationship between evidence and collective decision-making. More recently, my interests have expanded to technology, public value and institutional change.
Selected past appearances
- 2023
Cambridge University, Bradford Hill Seminar
What are the Policy Levers for Impact on Health and Sustainability? - 2022
Friends of the UN Inter-Agency Task Force on NCDs, United Nations General Assembly
Mobilizing resources for NCDs and mental health. - 2019
International Council of Nurses Congress, Singapore
Main-session address: On the economic and social returns to investment in the nursing workforce, and its contribution to health, gender equality and inclusive economic growth.
- 2018
G20 Health Working Group, Geneva
Invited presentation: “Economic Benefits of Health System Strengthening”
- 2018
Global Forum for Government Chief Nursing and Midwifery Officers, Geneva
Invited plenary: “Economics of Health System Strengthening using Health Workforce Strategies”
- 2018
Centre for Health Economics, University of York
Invited seminar: “The longest-lasting, most popular (and yet most thoroughly discredited) idea in the history of modern public policy: cost-effectiveness analysis”
- 2015, 2017
World Hepatitis Summit
Invited plenary presentations on costing, delivery and sustainable domestic financing
- 2017
International Health Economics Association World Congress, Boston
Session on priority setting in HIV, tuberculosis and malaria
- Various
OECD Health Committee, Paris
Invited presentations on population modelling, microsimulation and chronic-disease prevention
- 2009
African Organisation for Research and Training in Cancer, Dar es Salaam
Invited presentation on the economic case for investment in cancer control
Speaking & conversations
For invitations concerning economics, health, technology, public value, institutions or futures, please get in touch.