10th November 2022, 10.00 am -12.00 pm
In this virtual session, health economics expert Anna Buylova of the Health Economics Unit will lead attendees through a two-hour interactive session.
This session is designed to provide an understanding of the methodologies underpinning study design, and their limitations.
Attendees will leave with:
To complement this course, we would recommend you attend:
Look out for our other HE training sessions in the coming weeks.
Analysts and those involved or have an interest in evaluation.
Critically appraising data (50 minutes)
Main features of studies (20 minutes)
Critical appraisal of studies (20 minutes)
Wrap-up (10–30 minutes)
Anna Buylova Anna is a passionate health economist with over 10 years of experience in health economics. This includes decision modelling, methodologies of study design and conducting health economic evaluations across a range of diseases, settings and population groups, and measuring determinants of socio-economic inequality in access to healthcare services. She is particularly interested in emerging trends in statistical methodology and in making the most of NHS data to improve care for patients.
Before joining the Health Economics Unit, Anna worked on the evaluation of innovative medical technologies (including digital health and artificial intelligence technologies) helping the NHS adopt efficient and cost-effective medical devices and diagnostics more rapidly and consistently. This included cost utility, cost consequence, cost-effectiveness (including building de novo Markov models) and budget impact models; as well as delivery of projects funded through NHS AI Lab and Healthcare awards.
Reading Materials
Pre-requisites
To complement this course, we would recommend you attend:
Audience
This course is free and available to all those working in the Midlands Public Health and Social Care sector , e.g. NHS, Public Health, Local Authority, ICBs
Duration
2 hours
Location
Online – delivered via Teams
Date: 10th November 2022, 10.00 am – 12.00 pm
Registration now closed.
Please see further Health Economics sessions from the Health Economics Unit – available to book now!
For more information about this course, please contact:
Training & Development Operational Lead, Rachel Caswell