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May 5: Causal Inference and Causal Diagrams in Big, Real-World Observational Data and Pragmatic Trials- In Person at ISPOR 2024
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May 5: Valuing Health: The Generalized Risk Adjusted Cost-Effectiveness (GRACE) Model- In Person at ISPOR 2024
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Revolutionizing Systematic Reviews: Harnessing the Power of AI
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The Global Socioeconomic Impact of Rare Diseases: A Call for Action
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Are Clinical Outcome Assessments Sufficiently Valued?
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Assessing the Fiscal Burden of Obesity Using a Public Economic Framework
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June 5-6: Digital Real-World Evidence Generation Approaches in Rare Diseases and Oncology- Virtual
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Overcoming the Barriers of Open-Source Modeling
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ISPOR Top 10 HEOR Trends - What Are the Key Themes for 2024-2025?
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June 26-27: Leveraging Clinical Outcome Assessment (COA) Data to Maximize the Value of New Treatments Beyond Labeling- Virtual
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The Role of RWE for Devices and Diagnostic Market Access in Europe
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July 10-11: Causal Machine Learning for Health Economics and Outcomes Research- Virtual
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IRA Part II: Next 15 For Medicare Drug Price Negotiations in 2025
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July 24-25: Automated Health Economic Analysis using R Shiny- Virtual
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Moving Toward Universal Health Coverage in Africa: The Role of HTA
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September 4-5: Practical Applications of Large Language Models for Real World Evidence Generation and HEOR- Virtual
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September 18-19: Introduction to Clinical Outcome Assessments (COAs): Selecting, Modifying, or Developing Fit-for-Purpose Measures- Virtual
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Transferability of Data and Methods to Central and Eastern Europe
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September 25-26: Understanding Survival Modeling with Application to HTA- Virtual
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October 2-3: Introduction to Best Practices for Country Adaptations of Economic Models- Virtual