From Insight to Impact: ISPOR Task Force Reports Improving Healthcare Decision Making and Your Career
Moderator
Deborah A Marshall, PhD, University of Calgary, Calgary, AB, Canada
Speakers
Laura Pizzi, MPH, PharmD, ISPOR, Lawrenceville, NJ, United States; William V Padula, PhD, University of Southern California, Rancho Palos Verdes, CA, United States; Elizabeth Molsen-David, RN, ISPOR, Lawrenceville, NJ, United States
Are you using ISPOR Good Practices Task Force Reports in your work? Have you spotted gaps in the field and wondered how to shape new guidance? Have you read studies where the methodology is inconsistent or conducted incorrectly and wanted a good practices report? Have you ever wanted to contribute to the development of international good practices in HEOR?
If YES, join us for an engaging discussion moderated by a leading figure in the field, ISPOR’s Health Science Policy Council Chair-Elect, who has led or participated in 8 ISPOR Task Forces over her career. The session brings together dynamic speakers who will share their personal journeys—from early involvement to leading a major ISPOR Task Force. You’ll hear directly from a mid-career researcher who began his ISPOR Task Force experience as a research fellow and went on to co-chair the Machine Learning in HEOR Task Force.
This presentation will take you behind the scenes of ISPOR’s most influential work products—the ISPOR Good Practices Task Force Reports. With 75 published since 2003, these reports offer expert-driven guidance on topics ranging from cost-effectiveness analysis, patient-reported outcomes and health state utilities to surrogate endpoints, real world evidence and multi-criteria decision analysis.
We’ll close with a forward-looking perspective from ISPOR’s Chief Science Officer on task force initiatives—and we’ll leave ample time for your questions, ideas, and engagement.
Whether you’re a seasoned professional or just beginning your HEOR journey, this is your opportunity to learn how to get involved in shaping the standards that define our field!
If YES, join us for an engaging discussion moderated by a leading figure in the field, ISPOR’s Health Science Policy Council Chair-Elect, who has led or participated in 8 ISPOR Task Forces over her career. The session brings together dynamic speakers who will share their personal journeys—from early involvement to leading a major ISPOR Task Force. You’ll hear directly from a mid-career researcher who began his ISPOR Task Force experience as a research fellow and went on to co-chair the Machine Learning in HEOR Task Force.
This presentation will take you behind the scenes of ISPOR’s most influential work products—the ISPOR Good Practices Task Force Reports. With 75 published since 2003, these reports offer expert-driven guidance on topics ranging from cost-effectiveness analysis, patient-reported outcomes and health state utilities to surrogate endpoints, real world evidence and multi-criteria decision analysis.
We’ll close with a forward-looking perspective from ISPOR’s Chief Science Officer on task force initiatives—and we’ll leave ample time for your questions, ideas, and engagement.
Whether you’re a seasoned professional or just beginning your HEOR journey, this is your opportunity to learn how to get involved in shaping the standards that define our field!
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