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Research Interests
Eva is a health economist working at the PSSRU. Her main research interests are the economics of prevention and promotion in mental health and children's services, the economic costs of childhood health and mental health problems, evaluation of services and interventions for children, young people and families, and methodological questions around estimating societal costs of mental health problems.
She has worked on a range of topics such as depression, eating disorders, youth justice and autism and with a variety of approaches including economic evaluations alongside clinical trials and economic modelling studies.
Much of her current work is related to the ‘Preventonomics' project, part of the Big Lottery Fund's ‘A Better Start' initiative.
Eva's Google Scholar profile can be accessed here.
Eva-Maria Bonin's Publications
Reports
Report
A report on the Intensive Fostering Pilot Programme (2010)
Biehal N, Ellison S, Sinclair I, Randerson C, Richards A, Mallon S, Kay C, Green J, Bonin E, Beecham J
Youth Justice Board
Read moreProject Outlines
Project Outline
An investigation of family finding and matching in adoption – Briefing Paper, DFE-RBX-10-05 (2010)
Farmer E, Dance C, Beecham J, Bonin E, Ouwejan D
Read moreDP or working papers
DP or working paper
Economic Analysis Plan for the effectiveness and cost-effectiveness trial of humanistic counselling in schools (ETHOS) (2019)
Beecham J, Bonin E
PSSRU Discussion Paper 2019-03, University of Kent and London School of Economics
Read moreGeneric publications
Generic
ESRC case study: Do parenting programmes reduce conduct disorder and its costs to society (2012)
Bonin E, Stevens M, Beecham J, Byford S, Parsonage M
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