Non-Award
A two-day course providing an overview of economic evaluation alongside randomised controlled trials, focusing on design and practical aspects.
A two day course run by Melbourne Health Economics within the Centre for Health Policy providing an overview of economic evaluation alongside randomised controlled trials and other studies, with a particular focus on the design and practical aspects.
There are no formal prerequisites, although we recommend that participants have previously attended our Introduction to Cost Effectiveness Analysis in Health course.
A two day course run by Melbourne Health Economics within the Centre for Health Policy providing an overview of economic evaluation alongside randomised controlled trials and other studies, with a particular focus on the design and practical aspects.
This one day course will provide an overview of cost effectiveness analysis and examples of economic evaluations that have been conducted of trials. Practical information on methods for prospectively collecting costs and outcomes data through administrative data linkage and patient surveys will be provided. It will also explain the techniques used to analyse economic data and illustrate this through examples. Issues covered in this course include:
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