Conference Programme
Timeline EuHEA Conference 2026 Rotterdam 14-17 July 2026
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Tuesday, |
Wednesday, |
Thursday, |
Friday, |
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Early morning Run 5 km or 10 km 07:00 –08:00 |
Bootcamp 07:00 –08:00 |
Yoga 07:00 –08:00 |
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Registration Desk open 08:00 – 16:00 |
Registration Desk open 08:00 – 18:00 |
Registration Desk open 08:00 – 18:00 |
Registration Desk open 08:00 – 12:00 |
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Pre-Conference Workshops |
Opening & 1st Plenary |
2nd Plenary |
Parallel Sessions 8 09:00 – 10:20 |
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Coffee Break |
Coffee Break |
Coffee Break |
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Parallel Sessions 1 11:00 – 12:20 |
Parallel Sessions 4 11:00 – 12:20 |
Parallel Sessions 9 11:00 – 12:20 |
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Lunch |
Lunch & Poster Session |
Lunch & Poster Session |
Lunch & Poster Session |
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Pre-Conference Workshops |
Parallel Sessions 2 13:30 – 14:50 |
Parallel Sessions 5 13:30– 14:50 |
Special EUHEA Session National Health Economics Associations and Health Policymaking: Influence, Challenges, and Future Directions Presidential Address & Closing |
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Parallel Sessions 3 15:00 – 16:20 |
Parallel Sessions 6 15:00 – 16:20 |
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Coffee Break |
Coffee Break |
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Parallel Sessions 7 17:00 – 18:20 |
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Opening Reception |
Special Session |
Social Event |
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Detailed programme overview
EuHEA Conference 2026 |
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9:00am |
Pre-Conference 1: The future of health preference research Elly Stolk (moderator), Erasmus School of Health Policy & Management, Erasmus University Rotterdam; EuroQol Research Foundation, Edward Webb, University of Leeds, United Kingdom, Yan Feng, Health Economics and Policy Research Unit, Wolfson Institute of Population Health, Queen Mary University of London, Marcel Jonker, Erasmus School of Health Policy & Management, Erasmus University Rotterdam |
Pre-Conference 3: Choice modelling in health Luis Pilli and Nicholas Smeele, Erasmus Choice Modelling Centre, Erasmus University Rotterdam, NL |
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9:00am |
Pre-Conference 6: Behavioural Experiments in Health Economics Daniel Wiesen, Faculty of Management, Economics and Social Sciences, University of Cologne, DE & ESHPM, NL Arthur Attema, Erasmus School of Health Policy & Management, NL |
Pre-Conference 7: Design and Evaluation of Risk Adjustment Models for Insurer Payment, Provider Payment & Geographic Allocation Speakers: Richard van Kleef, Erasmus University Rotterdam Florian Buchner, Carinthia University of Applied Sciences, University of Duisburg-Essen Francesco Paolucci, University of Newcastle, University of Bologna Wynand van de Ven, Erasmus University Rotterdam Andreea Panturu, Erasmus University Rotterdam Tadjo Gigengack, Erasmus University Rotterdam Laura Anselmi, University of Manchester |
Pre-Conference 8: Replication Games |
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12:00pm |
Lunch: Lunch |
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1:00pm |
Pre-Conference 2: Insights from economic analysis in relation to the challenge of antimicrobial resistance Mahdi Abdelwahab, KIT Institute, NL |
Pre-Conference 4: Health inequality measurement, aversion & evaluation Tom van Ourti, Owen O’Donnell and Matthew Robson Erasmus Centre for Health Economics Rotterdam, Erasmus University Rotterdam, NL |
Pre-Conference 5: Economics of Digital Technology Divya Srivastava (moderator), AI and Digital Health Lab (Centre for Healthcare Innovation Research), Department of Population Health and Policy, City St George’s, University of London, Lina Gonzalez, Department of Primary Care and Population Health, University College London, Vittoria Ardito, Government, Health and Not for Profit Division, CERGAS - SDA Bocconi School of Management, University of Bocconi, Milan, Ana Duarte, Centre for Health Economics, University of York |
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9:00am |
Plenary 1: Opening & 1st Plenary Han Bleichrodt, University of Alicante, Bridging research and practice: How prospect theory can improve health policy by giving better value of life estimations |
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10:30am |
Coffee: Coffee break |
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11:00am |
BHE 1: Behavioural and Experimental Health Economics 1 |
C&H 1: Climate and Health 1 |
DET 1: Determinants of Health 1 |
ECM 1: Economics of Child/Early Life and Maternal Health 1 |
EDG 1: Economics of Digital Health & e-Health 1 |
ELC 1: Economics of Long-Term Care & Social Care 1 |
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EPR 1: Economics of Prevention 1 |
EQH 1: Accounting for disease severity to support health technology assessment and healthcare priority setting |
H&L 1: Health and Labour 1 |
HFI 1: Healthcare Financing & Health Insurance 1 |
HSP 1: Health Systems Performance and Reform 1 |
HSP 2: Health Systems Performance and Reform 2 |
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HTA 1: Health Technology Assessment 1 |
HWF 1: Healthcare Workforce 1 |
PEP 1: Pharmaceutical Economics & Pricing 1 |
SP 1: Short presentations 1 |
SP 4: Short presentations 4 |
SP 7: Short presentations 7 |
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12:30pm |
Lunch 2: Lunch |
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1:30pm |
BHE 2: Behavioural and Experimental Health Economics 2 |
BHE 3: Behavioural and Experimental Health Economics 3 |
C&H 2: Climate and Health 2 |
DET 2: Determinants of Health 2 |
E&I 1: Engagement and Impact 1 |
ECM 2: Economics of Child/Early Life and Maternal Health 2 |
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EDG 2: Economics of Digital Health & e-Health 2 |
ELC 2: Economics of Long-Term Care & Social Care 2 |
EMH 1: Economics of Mental Health 1 |
EPR 2: Weight loss with and without GLP-1 medicines |
EQH 2: Equity in Health and Healthcare 2 |
H&L 2: Health and Labour 2 |
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HCR 1: Healthcare Markets: Competition & Regulation 1 |
HFI 2: Healthcare Financing & Health Insurance 2 |
HLM 1: Global shocks and local child health in Sub-Saharan Africa |
HOU 1: Innovations in measurement of capability wellbeing for use in economic evaluation of health and care interventions across the life course |
HPR 1: Health Preferences 1 |
HSP 3: Health Systems Performance and Reform 3 |
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HSP 4: Health Systems Performance and Reform 4 |
HTA 2: Health Technology Assessment 2 |
HWF 2: Healthcare Workforce 2 |
NMA 1: New Methods in Economic Analysis of (Big) Health Data 1 |
PEP 2: Pharmaceutical Economics & Pricing 2 |
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3:00pm |
BHE 4: Behavioural and Experimental Health Economics 4 |
BHE 5: Behavioural and Experimental Health Economics 5 |
C&H 3: Climate and Health 3 |
DET 3: Determinants of Health 3 |
E&I 2: Strengthening evidence-practice links in health economics |
ECM 3: Economics of Child/Early Life and Maternal Health 3 |
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EDG 3: Economics of Digital Health & e-Health 3 |
ELC 3: Economics of Long-Term Care & Social Care 3 |
EMH 2: Economics of Mental Health 2 |
EPR 3: Economics of Prevention 3 |
EQH 3: Equity in Health and Healthcare 3 |
H&L 3: Health and Labour 3 |
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HCR 2: Healthcare Markets: Competition & Regulation 2 |
HFI 3: Healthcare Financing & Health Insurance 3 |
HLM 2: Health and Healthcare in LMICs 2 |
HOU 2: Health Outcomes 2 |
HPR 2: Health Preferences 2 |
HSP 5: Health Systems Performance and Reform 5 |
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HSP 6: Health Systems Performance and Reform 6 |
HTA 3: Health Technology Assessment 3 |
HWF 3: Modelling healthcare capacity demand and workforce supply across Dutch care settings: General Practice, Hospital, and Emergency care |
NMA 2: New Methods in Economic Analysis of (Big) Health Data 2 |
PEP 3: Pharmaceutical Economics & Pricing 3 |
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4:30pm |
Coffee 2: Coffee break |
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5:00pm |
Special Session: Panel session with Editors HE journals Panelists: Arndt Reichert, European Journal of Health Economics Eleonora Fichera, Health Economics Owen O'Donnell, Journal of Health Economics James O’Mahony, Pharmacoeconomics |
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5:45pm |
ERC: European Research Council Veronika Czako, ERCEA, How to apply for an ERC grant?
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9:00am |
Plenary 2: 2nd Plenary Mylene Lagarde, London School of Economics and Political Science, Too Little, Too Much: the Economics of Healthcare Quality in Low- and Middle-Income Countries |
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10:30am |
Coffee 3: Coffee break |
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11:00am |
BHE 6: Advances in measuring preferences in health |
C&H 4: Climate and Health 4 |
DET 4: Determinants of Health 4 |
EAG 1: Economics of Aging 1 |
ELC 4: Economics of Long-Term Care & Social Care 4 |
EMH 3: Economics of Mental Health 3 |
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EPR 4: Invest4Health: smart capacitating investments in prevention |
EQH 4: Equity in Health and Healthcare 4 |
EQH 5: Distributionally sensitive measurement of population health |
H&L 4: Health and Labour 4 |
HFI 4: Healthcare Financing & Health Insurance 4 |
HLM 3: Health and Healthcare in LMICs 3 |
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HOU 3: Health Outcomes 3 |
HPR 3: Health Preferences 3 |
HSP 7: Health Systems Performance and Reform 7 |
HTA 4: Health Technology Assessment 4 |
HTA 5: Opening the black box: status quo and emerging methods to improve the transparency and accessibility of health economic models |
HWF 4: Healthcare Workforce 4 |
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PEP 4: Pharmaceutical Economics & Pricing 4 |
SP 2: Short presentations 2 |
SP 5: Short presentations 5 |
SP 8: Short presentations 8 |
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12:30pm |
Lunch 3: Lunch |
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1:30pm |
BHE 7: Behavioural and Experimental Health Economics 7 |
C&H 5: Seeing Health from Space: Why Health Economics Should Embrace Remote Sensing Data |
COI 1: Cost of Illness 1 |
DET 5: Determinants of Health 5 |
EAG 2: Economics of Aging 2 |
ECM 4: Economics of Child/Early Life and Maternal Health 4 |
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ELC 5: Economics of Long-Term Care & Social Care 5 |
EMH 4: Economics of Mental Health 4 |
EPR 5: Economics of Prevention 5 |
EQH 6: Equity in Health and Healthcare 6 |
EQH 7: Equity in Health and Healthcare 7 |
H&L 5: Health and Labour 5 |
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HCR 3: Healthcare Markets: Competition & Regulation 3 |
HFI 5: Healthcare Financing & Health Insurance 5 |
HLM 4: Health and Healthcare in LMICs 4 |
HOM 1: Healthcare Organisation & Management 1 |
HOU 4: Health Outcomes 4 |
HPR 4: Health Preferences 4 |
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HSP 8: Health Systems Performance and Reform 8 |
HTA 6: Health Technology Assessment 6 |
HTA 7: Health Technology Assessment 7 |
HWF 5: Healthcare Workforce 5 |
PEP 5: Pharmaceutical Economics & Pricing 5 |
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3:00pm |
BHE 8: Behavioural and Experimental Health Economics 8 |
COI 2: Cost of Illness 2 |
DEM 1: Demand for Healthcare 1 |
EAG 3: Economics of Aging 3 |
ECM 5: Economics of Child/Early Life and Maternal Health 5 |
EDG 4: Economics of Digital Health & e-Health 4 |
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ELC 6: Economics of Long-Term Care & Social Care 6 |
EMH 5: Economics of Mental Health 5 |
EPR 6: Economics of Prevention 6 |
EQH 8: Equity in Health and Healthcare 8 |
EQH 9: Equity in Health and Healthcare 9 |
H&L 6: Health and Labour 6 |
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HCR 4: Healthcare Markets: Competition & Regulation 4 |
HFI 6: Healthcare Financing & Health Insurance 6 |
HLM 5: Health and Healthcare in LMICs 5 |
HOM 2: Healthcare Organisation & Management 2 |
HOU 5: Health Outcomes 5 |
HPR 5: Health Preferences 5 |
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HSP 9: Health Systems Performance and Reform 9 |
HTA 8: Health Technology Assessment 8 |
HTA 9: Advancing Validation and Quality Assurance in Health Economic Modelling for HTA |
HWF 6: Healthcare Workforce 6 |
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4:30pm |
Coffee 4: Coffee break |
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5:00pm |
BHE 9: Incentives for primary care: experimental and empirical evidence |
C&H 6: Climate & Health 6 |
COI 3: Cost of Illness 3 |
DEM 2: Demand for Healthcare 2 |
EAG 4: Economics of Ageing 4 |
ECM 6: Economics of Child/Early Life and Maternal Health 6 |
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EDG 5: From Safety to System Value: The Health Economics of Blood Transfusion |
ELC 7: Economics of Long-Term Care & Social Care 7 |
EMH 6: Economics of Mental Health 6 |
EPR 7: Economics of Prevention 7 |
EQH 10: Equity in Health and Healthcare 10 |
H&L 7: Health and Labour 7 |
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HCR 5: Healthcare Markets: Competition & Regulation 5 |
HFI 7: Healthcare Financing & Health Insurance 7 |
HLM 6: Health care financing in low-resource settings and the recent decline in development assistance for health |
HOM 3: Healthcare Organisation & Management 3 |
HOU 6: Health Outcomes 6 |
HPR 6: Health Preferences 6 |
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HSP 10: Health Systems Performance and Reform 10 |
HTA 10: Health Technology Assessment 10 |
HTA 11: Health Technology Assessment 11 |
HWF 7: General Practitioners' Labour Supply in Primary Care: Time Use, Competition, Workforce Dynamics, and Impact on Hospital Use |
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9:00am |
BHE 10: Behavioural and Experimental Health Economics 10 |
COI 4: Cost of Illness 4 |
DEM 3: Demand for Healthcare 3 |
EAG 5: Economics of Ageing 5 |
ECM 7: Economics of Child/Early Life and Maternal Health 7 |
EDG 6: Economics of Digital Health & e-Health 6 |
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EMH 7: Economics of Mental Health 7 |
EPR 8: Economics of Prevention 8 |
EQH 11: Equity in Health and Healthcare 11 |
H&L 8: Health and Labour 8 |
HFI 8: Healthcare Financing & Health Insurance 8 |
HOM 4: Healthcare Organisation & Management 4 |
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HOU 7: Health Outcomes 7 |
HSP 11: Health Systems Performance and Reform 11 |
HTA 12: Health Technology Assessment 12 |
HTA 13: R models for HTA: can we meet expectations? |
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10:30am |
Coffee 5: Coffee break |
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11:00am |
BHE 11: Behavioural and Experimental Health Economics 11 |
DEM 4: Demand for Healthcare 4 |
EAG 6: Economics of Ageing 6 |
ECM 8: Economics of Child/Early Life and Maternal Health 8 |
EDG 7: Economics of Digital Health & e-Health 7 |
EMH 8: Advancing Mental Health Policy and Practice Through Advanced Health Economic Methods |
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EPR 9: Economics of Prevention 9 |
EQH 12: Equity in Health and Healthcare 12 |
H&L 9: Health and Labour 9 |
HFI 9: Healthcare Financing & Health Insurance 9 |
HOU 8: Health Outcomes 8 |
HSP 12: Health Systems Performance and Reform 12 |
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HTA 14: Health Technology Assessment 14 |
HTA 15: Health Technology Assessment 15 |
SP 3: Short presentations 3 |
SP 6: Short presentations 6 |
SP 9: Short presentations 9 |
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12:30pm |
GA: General Assembly |
Lunch 4: Lunch |
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1:30pm |
Special Session 2: Special EUHEA Session National Health Economics Associations and Health Policymaking: Influence, Challenges, and Future Directions |
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2:30pm |
Closing: Presidential Address & Closing |
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The full programme can be found here.