Its now about two weeks until the deadline for early bird registration for the 5th European Conference on Health Economics (the deadline is Monday May 31st 2004).

The plenary speakers at the conference will Lord Professor Richard Layard and Professor Bo Rothstein. There will also be a pre-conference dinner address by Dr John Reid

The early bird registration fees are as follows:

Full time students: Euro 100 (or £70 sterling)
Academic / public sector / charity: Euro 350 (or £245 sterling)
Private sector: Euro 700 (or £490 sterling)

For those registering after the early bird deadline, the fees are:

Full time students: Euro 150 (£105 sterling)
Academic / public sector / charity: Euro 450 (£315 sterling)
Private sector: Euro 900 (£625 sterling)

Everything that you need regarding the conference can be found at:

http://lse.ac.uk/collections/LSEHealthAndSocialCare/europeanConferenceOnHealthEconomics2004/Default.htm

Any specific questions regarding the 5th European Conference on Health Economics should be sent to [log in to unmask]

Sponsors

Aegisnet (The International Network for Health Care Research),Associação Portuguesa de Economia da Saúde (APES), Brian Abel-Smith Memorial Fund,BUPA,Cambridge University Press,Centre for Health Economics (University of York),Centre for Health Economics at STAKES (CHESS),Collège des Economistes de la Santé,

Ecole nationale de la sante publique,EFTHA/WAHC,Eurohealth,European Investment Bank,Glaxo-Smithkline,

Health Policy Research Centre (ESRI, Dublin),Health Services Management Centre (University of Birmingham),

HM Treasury,IGES Health Research and Consultancy Company (Berlin),Innovus,Institute for American Universities at Aix-en-Provence,Institute of Health Economics and Management (IEMS, University of Lausanne),

Institute for the Study of Regionalism, Federalism and Self-Government (Italian National Research Council),

King's Fund,London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine,LSE Health and Social Care,Merck Foundation Trust,Novartis,Nuffield Trust,Ortho Biotech,Pfizer,Swedish Institute for Health Economics (IHE), The Research Centre on the Portuguese Economy (CISEP),Visit London

Regards

Adam Oliver

LSE Health and Social Care

and the Department of Social Policy

London School of Economics and Political Science