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Director, Performance, Financing & Delivery @WHO; former @GFATM, @CGD, @NICE; Visiting Professor, Imperial College London Tweets personal; RTs not endorsements
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HTA in India: an incredible journey...and it is only the beginning!

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By Kalipso Chalkidou
| LinkedIn
Punjabi performers at the end of Day 1... Fifteen years ago, Dr Sundararaman, the founding director of India’s National Health Systems Resource Centre, a think tank under the MoHFW, invited me to give a lecture about NICE, the National Health Service’s Health Technology Assessment body. It was one of my first “missions” as the head of 3-person team, NICE International, set up to share experiences on evidence informed policy making with governments around the world.
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Gender bias in health financing methods: metrics and data

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By Kalipso Chalkidou, Richard J. Sullivan
| BMJ Global Health
Introduction ‘[power’s] success is proportional to its ability to hide its own mechanisms’. The lancet commission: Women, power and cancer investigates, exposes and challenges the prevailing asymmetries of power in relation to cancer in three domains: Decision-making, knowledge and economics.
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Harnessing health technology assessment in India: paving the way for sustainable healthcare solutions in developing countries

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By Nicolas Meza, Paula Riganti, Kalipso Chalkidou, Universidad de Valparaíso
| The BMJ Verified
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