Once again, the ISPOR Short Courses were very
successful at the Annual European Congress. Over 300 people took part in
attending the Short Courses, which included 1 all-day course on Saturday,
and 6 sessions on Sunday morning. Enthusiastic meeting attendance again
caused classes to swell close to maximum capacity.
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Joephine Mauskopf PhD
and Daniel Mullins PhD,
Cost Estimation and Assessing Financia Impact of New Health Care
Technologies Short Course |
For the third straight year, eight-hour Saturday offering of a
pharmacoeconomics course Pharmacoeconomics for the Health Care
Decision-Maker was a success. The course was taught by Lieven Annemans PhD,
Ms, Mman, University of Ghent, Meise, Belgium, and Pedro Plans-Rubio MD,
MBA, Evaluation Unit, Department of Sanitat, Sant Pol, Spain.
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Uwe Siebert MPh, MSc,
Advanced Pharmacoeconomic Modeling Short Course |
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Maite Artes MSc,
Meta-Analysis and Systematic Literature Review- Introduction Short
Course |
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Christian Gericke MD, MSc,
DTMH Evidence-Based Health Care Reimbursement Systems in Europe – NICE
and Beyond |
The Sunday courses were: Cost Estimation and Assessing Financial (Budget)
Impact of New HealthCare Technologies, taught by Josephine Mauskopf PhD,
Division Director, Global Health Economics, RTI Health Solutions, RTI
International, RTP, NC, USA; and C. Daniel Mullins PhD, Professor,
University of Maryland, School of Pharmacy, Baltimore, MD, USA;
Evidence-Based Health Care Reimbursement Systems in Europe - NICE and
Beyond, taught by Christian Gericke, MD, MSc, DTMH Dept of Health Care
Management, Technische Universität Berlin, Berlin, Germany; Value/Valuation
in Measuring Outcomes (Preference-Based Techniques), taught by Jan
Busschbach PhD, Department of Medical Psychology, Erasmus MC, Rotterdam,
Psychotherapeutic Centre ‘De Viersprong’, Rotterdam, The Netherlands;
Advanced Pharmacoeconomic Modeling, taught by Uwe Siebert MPh, MSc, Harvard
School of Public Health, Harvard Center for Risk Analysis, Boston, MA, USA,
and Gaby Sroczynski, MPH, Decision Scientist, Harvard Center for Risk
Analysis, Harvard School of Public Health, Boston, USA; Meta-Analysis and
Systematic Literature Review – Introduction, taught by Maite Artes MSc,
General Manager, ADELPHI TARGIS, Barcelona, Spain and Mateu Serra-Prat MD,
MPH, Head of the Research Unit, Consorci Sanitari del Maresme CSdM,
Barcelona, Spain; and The Analysis and Interpretation of Quality of Life and
Patient Reported Outcomes, taught by Linda Abetz MA, Research Director, Mapi
Values, Bollington, UK and Bruce Crawford MA, MPH, Project Director, Mapi
Values, Boston, MA, USA.
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