The American Society of Health Economists (ASHEcon) is a professional organization dedicated to promoting excellence in health economics research in the U.S. Health economics has emerged as a distinct and successful field in economics—a large community of researchers bringing theoretical and...

The Society’s mission is to promote HEOR excellence to improve decision making for health globally. This global scientific event will cover key HEOR topics, including: Clinical Outcomes ; Economic Evaluation ; Epidemiology and Public Health; Health Policy and Regulatory ; Health Service...

The overarching theme of the Regional Meeting 2023 “Bridging the Science to Policy Gap – Opportunities for Academia” will highlight the essential role of evidence-based science for the development of global health policy. Stakeholders from every relevant field of healthcare will debate the...

AEFP aims to define and inform the changing education finance and policy environment, increase the use of research in policymaking, and build a solid evidence base for education and social policy decisions now and in the future. To this end, we welcome submissions from across disciplinary and...

The purpose of the Atlanta Workshop on Public Policy and Child Well-being (PPCW) is to provide a platform for researchers who seek to better understand the factors affecting child well-being, broadly defined. The workshop will include presentations of policy-relevant empirical research—from...

The Texas Economics of Crime Workshop (TxECW) will bring together scholars from Texas and beyond, to discuss cutting-edge research from the vibrant economics of crime field. It will include presentations of working papers related to criminal behavior and the criminal justice system. Topics of...

SIPP is a nationally representative longitudinal survey that provides comprehensive information on the dynamics of income, employment, household composition, and government program participation. It offers a rich variety of information, allowing for examinations of: - Adult and child...