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Value-Based Payment in Asia Pacific: Case Studies and Lessons Learned
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April 26-27: Elements of Pharmaceutical/Biotech Pricing- Virtual
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Student Network Fireside Chat: CHEERS 2022: Reporting Guidance for Health Economic Evaluation – Student Use and Application
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ISPOR Top 10 HEOR Trends - What Are the Key Themes for 2022-23?
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April 13: Learning and Applying Discrete Event Simulation- Virtual
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Data Privacy as a Hurdle or Enabler for Digital Health Implementation? The Legal Framework
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April 6-7: Introduction to Patient-Reported Outcomes Assessment: Instrument Development & Evaluation- Virtual
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Delivering Evidence-Based Access in Rare Diseases: The Challenges in SMA
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HEOR Theater - Novel Approaches to Plugging Data Gaps-Pharmacometric Models and Beyond
10:00AM - 10:45AM EDT
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March 22-23: US Payers–Understanding the Healthcare SystemTM- Virtual
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March 15-16: Going Beyond the Standard: Exploring Advanced Survival Modeling Techniques- Virtual
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HTA/Reimbursement Evolution and Priorities for Assessment in a Value-Based Healthcare Environment in Latin America
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Bariatric Surgery Reimbursement Seminar
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March 1-2: Introduction to Health Technology Assessment- Virtual
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February 14-17: Introduction to Health Economics and Outcomes Research- Virtual
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February 2-3: Understanding Survival Modeling with Application to HTA
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CHEERS 2022 - Reporting Guidance for Health Economic Evaluation: What It Is and How to Use It
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Signal Event- On-Demand until February 28
The ISPOR Signal Series welcomes Judea Pearl, professor of computer science and director of the Cognitive Systems Laboratory, Samueli School of Engineering, UCLA, Los Angeles, CA, USA, the world-renowned computer scientist and philosopher, known for his world leading work on artificial intelligence (AI) and the development of Bayesian networks as well as his theory of causal and counterfactual inference. Dr Pearl will make a presentation on how causal models interact with data and work in scientific applications today, spanning the subjects of selection bias, personalized treatment effect, fusion of data from several sources, and causality in observational studies.
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Signal Series
Signal—ISPOR’s new signature program—looks beyond today’s linear thinking to explore topics that will shape healthcare decision making over the next decade. Seeking to strengthen strategic foresight and adaptive leadership capacities in the complex world of healthcare, the Signal series focuses on the “big picture,” while also addressing how health economics and outcomes research (HEOR) can best contribute to solving healthcare’s greatest challenges.
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Improving Performance: Selection and Development of PerfO Assessments to Capture Clinical Benefit: Performance Outcome Assessment Emerging Good Practices Task Force
