ISPOR SHORT COURSE
Intermediate Level
March 26-27|10:00AM-12:00PM EDT (Virtual)
Course runs 2 consecutive days, 2 hours per day
Course learning objectives are designed to support…
- Understanding the principles and techniques for adapting health economic models to different regions.
- Identifying the key factors influencing economic evaluations and value drivers across different geographies.
- Discerning ways to adjust parameters to reflect treatment landscapes and patient characteristics.
Country adaptations of healthcare investment and reimbursement decision making are key to the delivery of appropriate health technology assessment at the various socioeconomic tiers. It is critical to adapt the principles and techniques for health economic models to different regions and thus assist local patients and payers.
Looking to master techniques for adapting global economic models to local healthcare systems? This dynamic, expert-led short course covers principles and techniques, best practices, methods, and key factors to consider. Hands-on exercises will ensure you walk away with knowledge that can be immediately applied.
PREREQUISITE: Familiarity with principles of economic evaluation of healthcare technologies.
Who should attend:
- Health economists
- Researchers
