Past Economic Evaluation seminars 2017

Illusive benefits and treatment effect heterogeneity in randomised experiments

Thursday 14 December 2017

Dr Joel Smith, Health Economics Research Centre, University of Oxford

Valuing paediatric preference-based measures: using a discrete choice experiment with duration to value the CHU-9D

Thursday 16 November 2017

Dr Donna Rowen, ScHARR, The University of Sheffield

The reference ICER for the Australian health system: estimation and barriers to use

Monday 13 November 2017

Laura Edney, The University of Adelaide

Does transfer to intensive care units reduce mortality for deteriorating ward patients? Estimating Person-centered Treatment (PeT) effects using instrumental variables

Thursday 9 November 2017

Professor Anirban Basu, University of Washington

Eliciting probability distributions from experts

Thursday 28 September 2017

Professor Jeremy Oakley, Professor of Statistics in the School of Mathematics and Statistics, University of Sheffield

Supporting local government decision makers to tackle childhood obesity

Thursday 14 September 2017

Dr Emma Frew, University of Birmingham

Dynamic treatment regimes: a new statistical toolkit for economic evaluation?

Thursday 31 August 2017

Dr Noemi Kreif

The comparative effectiveness of pharmaceuticals licensed without a randomised controlled trial i.e. what can you do when you have a single arm trial?

Thursday 13 July 2017

Dr Anthony Hatswell, Principal Consultant at BresMed, Sheffield

What value cancer treatments? A mixed methods approach to designing a novel value framework for oncology

Wednesday 14 June 2017

Professor Emma McIntosh, University of Glasgow

Quantifying the added societal value of public health interventions in reducing health inequality

Thursday 18 May 2017

Dr Susan Griffin, CHE, University of York

Choosing experts for expert elicitation: an application to evaluate the cost-effectiveness of a podiatry intervention for reducing the rate of falls

Tuesday 18 April 2017

Dina Jankovic, University of York

Population-adjusted treatment comparisons: estimates based on MAIC (Matching-Adjusted Indirect Comparisons) and STC (Simulated Treatment Comparisons)

Thursday 16 March 2017

David Phillippo, Research Associate in Evidence Synthesis, University of Bristol

The economics of providing health care in prisons – a fiscal fugitive

Thursday 16 February 2017

Rachael Hunter, University College London

Counting children with TB - the role of modelling

Thursday 19 January 2017

Dr Pete Dodd, ScHARR, The University of Sheffield