Christopher Sampson

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Chris is an economist at the Office of Health Economics in London. His primary research interest is economic evaluation in health care. He is the founder of The Academic Health Economists' Blog.

All Posts by Christopher Sampson

Can competition improve management quality in the NHS?
14 Apr 2015
- Christopher Sampson
Away from crime and into treatment: diversion and aftercare for drug-using offenders
17 Mar 2015
- Christopher Sampson
Searching for the cost of bipolar disorder
02 Mar 2015
- Christopher Sampson
Do perinatal mental health problems cost the UK £8 billion per year?
13 Jan 2015
- Christopher Sampson
Are treatments for borderline personality disorder cost-effective?
25 Nov 2014
- Christopher Sampson
Are treatments for bipolar disorder cost-effective?
07 Oct 2014
- Christopher Sampson
Cytisine and varenicline for smoking cessation
30 Sep 2014
- Andrew Jones
- and Christopher Sampson
CBT in primary care is cost-effective for treatment-resistant depression
22 Sep 2014
- Christopher Sampson
Joint crisis plans: cost-effective for whom?
30 Jul 2014
- Christopher Sampson
Health effects of depression: keeping economists’ models on track
26 Jun 2014
- Christopher Sampson