IHE Report
IHE Report
IHE Report is IHE’s own report series for publishing research conducted by IHE. The reports are produced using a specific template based on IHE’s visual identity and are published on the IHE website together with a summary of the findings.
Each report is assigned a unique ISSN, enabling international identification and indexing in libraries and bibliographic databases. IHE Reports are registered in S-WoPEc (Scandinavian Working Papers in Economics), making them searchable and downloadable both through S-WoPEc and through RePEc (Research Papers in Economics), including the EconPapers and IDEAS services.
Advantages of an IHE Report
IHE Reports provide an efficient and flexible format for disseminating research findings:
- Rapid publication – IHE Reports undergo IHE’s internal quality assurance process rather than external peer review, allowing full control of the publication process and timely dissemination of new research and evidence.
- Broad accessibility and visibility – IHE Reports are freely available for download from the IHE website and are promoted through IHE’s external communications when newly published.
- Flexibility – The report template allows flexibility in structure, length, language and level of detail to accommodate different types of studies and target audiences.
- Multilingual publication – Reports can be published in English or Swedish and, where appropriate, translated into additional languages.
The IHE Report is a popular format for research dissemination among our clients and constitute a well-established publication series both in Sweden and internationally. Since the first IHE Report was published in 2014, the number of reports published has increased steadily each year, reflecting the report series’ growing use as a platform for communicating health-economic and healthcare research.
Our recent IHE Reports
Health-economic evaluation of extended age ranges and increased participation in breast cancer screening in four major European countries
Sjukdomsbördan vid astma i Sverige – en enkätstudie om resurskonsumtion, livskvalitet och vårdupplevelse
