ISPOR Meetings & Conferences

Schedule
Saturday, May 29
8 - 12PM
1 - 5PM
Short Courses

Pharmacoeconomics & Beyond ­ (am session)

Economic analyses and calculations including design of pharmacoeconomic studies will be presented. This course is designed for individuals with no prior experience with pharmacoeconomics. [IBM compatible computer with Windows 95 is recommended]

Advanced Pharmacoeconomics ­ (pm session)

Evaluations of pharmacoeconomic studies, sample size calculations, statistical testing will be presented. This course is designed for individuals with a some experience with pharmacoeconomics.

Decision Analytic Modeling ­ Introduction ­ (am session)

Computer-assisted decision analytic modeling including design of decision trees and sensitivity analysis will be presented. This course is designed for individuals with no prior experience with decision analytic modeling. [IBM compatible computer with Windows 95 is required]

Decision Analytic Modeling - Advanced ­ (am & PM session)

Computer-assisted decision analytic modeling including design of design trees, sensitivity analysis, Markov, Bayesian, and run-time models will be presented. Prior experience recommended. [IBM compatible computer with Windows 95 is required]

Meta-analysis and Other Statistical Methods: Theory ­ (am session)

Analytical methods for assessing the quality of evidence for health care interventions will be discussed. This course is designed for individuals with no prior experience with meta-analysis.

Meta-analysis and Other Statistical Methods: Applications ­ (pm session)

Analytical methods for assessing the quality of evidence for health care interventions including applications of meta-analysis in pharmacoeconomic studies and health care decision-making will be discussed will be discussed. This course is designed for individuals with prior experience with meta-analysis.

Quality-of Life Instruments & Outcomes Measures ­ (am session)

Health outcomes measurement instruments: conceptual and measurement models, reliability, validity, responsiveness, interpretability, respondent and administrative burden, alternate forms and cultural and language adaptation will be discussed.

Bayesian Analysis for Decision Making in Health Care ­ (am session)

Bayes theorem, clinical significance of true and false positive rates, odds ratio forms and relevance to health care decision making will be discussed. [IBM compatible computer with Windows 95 is recommended]


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