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Structured expert elicitation resources (STEER)

The materials on this website were developed to help streamline the process of conducting structured expert elicitation (SEE). They include:

• An overview of SEE for healthcare decision making - Structured expert elicitation for healthcare decision making An overview (PDF , 1,048kb)
• A practical guide to SEE for healthcare decision making - Structured expert elicitation for healthcare decision making A practical guide (PDF , 717kb)
• Easily-adaptable R code for developing bespoke web applications for conducting SEE exercises
• Excel template for developing bespoke SEE exercises:
  
  • Chips and Bins (also referred to roulette or histogram method) - STEER Chips and Bins elicitation tool (MS Excel , 291kb)
  • Tertiles - STEER Tertiles elicitation tool (MS Excel , 142kb)
  • Quartiles (also referred to as bisection) - (STEER Quartiles elicitation tool (MS Excel , 141kb)
  (To use, please cite: Lee D, Horscroft J, Jankovic D, Soares M, Bojke L. Template for building bespoke Excel-based tools for conducting SEE. STEER. 2022)
• Adaptable PowerPoint slides to use for training experts to complete SEE exercises. STEER_Template for elicitation training_13 Oct 2022 (MS PowerPoint , 1,333kb)
  To use, please cite: Horscroft J, Lee D, Jankovic D, Soares M, Bojke L. Structured Expert Elicitation – Example Training Deck. STEER. 2022
• Open access resources from previous examples (SEE protocols, training materials, tools for conducting SEE)
• Examples of published SEEs applied in healthcare decision modelling 

Why SEE?

How is SEE viewed by decision-makers?

Examples of SEE used in NICE appraisals

How were these materials developed?

The materials have been developed as a collaboration between the Centre for Health Economics (CHE), which co-authored the protocol for structured expert elicitation (SEE) funded by the Medical Research Council (MRC), and Lumanity, which regularly conducts SEE to support health technology assessment (HTA) and market access strategic planning.

The materials are based on the original MRC protocol and published SEE exercises in healthcare decision modelling.

Contacts

If you have any questions, comments or suggestions please email Dina.Jankovic@york.ac.uk.