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September 1, 2007

Advanced Modelling Methods For Health Economic Evaluation

Location: York (England), Sydney (Australia), Glasgow (Scotland)
Dates: 21-23 March, 23-25 July, and September (TBA)

This 3-day computer-based workshop is now being held in 3 locations:

  • York, UK (March 21-23, 2007);
  • Sydney Australia (July 23-25, 2007);
  • Glasgow, Scotland (September 2007 — exact date to be determined)

This course is designed for participants who are familiar with economic evaluation and healthcare and who wish to learn how to use more modelling techniques. It is envisaged that participants will currently be undertaking modelling for health economic evaluation within pharmaceutical and medical device industries, consultancy, academia or health services. By the end of the course, participants will be able to:

  1. develop and populate a decision model;
  2. populate a Markov model with and without time-dependent probabilities;
  3. make a model probabilistic to reflect parameter uncertainty and to run Monte Carlo simulation;
  4. present the results of a probabilistic model using net monetary benefits and cost-effectiveness acceptability curves; and
  5. assess the expected value of perfect information.

The course will provide an introduction to decision models including decision trees and standard Markov models. Greater sophistication will be added as building blocks over the 3-day course. This will include adding time dependency to Markov models, making models probabilistic, populating decision models using regression models, presenting the results of probabilistic models and undertaking value of information analysis.

Instructors for the workshop include:

  • Andrew Briggs & Elisabeth Fenwick from the University of Glasgow,
  • Mark Sculpher and Karl Claxton from the University of York, UK, and
  • Ron Goeree from PATH, McMaster University, Canada.

For further details regarding these workshops, you can access our full colour brochure on the PATH web-site: http://www.path-hta.ca/.

Note: Special discounts are available for private sector employees, so book early

If you would like to receive a copy of our full colour brochure, please e-mail: hendersc@mcmaster.ca with your full postal address.

For further information regarding these workshops please contact:
Christine Henderson at 1-905-523-7284, x5268 (hendersc@mcmaster.ca) or Jan Watson at 1-905-523-7284, x6188 (watsonj@mcmaster.ca) or visit our website and follow the links to “workshops”

permalink September 2007: Short Course

Contact

iHEA 902-461-4432
902-461-IHEA
416-352-1395 fax

Tom GetzenExecutive Director and CEO
215-242-1196

Bill SwanDeputy CEO