'Health gain' presentation slideshows

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Who is involved in making NICE guidance recommendations and what evidence do they look at?

Who is involved in making NICE guidance recommendations and what evidence do they look at?. Jane Cowl, Senior Public Involvement Adviser Tommy Wilkinson, Advisor (Health Economics), NICE International. Who decides what NICE will recommend?. Specialist staff employed by NICE True or False?

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Who is involved in making NICE guidance recommendations and what evidence do they look at?

Who is involved in making NICE guidance recommendations and what evidence do they look at?. Jane Cowl, Senior Public Involvement Adviser Tommy Wilkinson, Advisor (Health Economics), NICE International. Who decides what NICE will recommend?. Specialist staff employed by NICE True or False?

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Outputs, Inputs and Productivity in the NHS

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HSPRC

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Stephen Hanney Health Economics Research Group, Brunel University

The Payback Framework: & developments in assessing policy and economic impacts of health research & application to development research. Stephen Hanney Health Economics Research Group, Brunel University stephen.hanney@brunel.ac.uk ; claire.donovan@brunel.ac.uk

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Economic evaluation of drugs for rare diseases

CENTRE FOR HEALTH ECONOMICS. Economic evaluation of drugs for rare diseases. K Claxton, C McCabe, A Tsuchiya Centre for Health Economics and Department of Economics, University of York, and ScHARR, University of Sheffield. Outline. Economic rationale for orphan status

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A Role for Decision Analysis in PHIAC?

A Role for Decision Analysis in PHIAC?. Mark Sculpher Centre for Health Economics University of York. Rationale for decision analysis Contrasting paradigms. Measurement Testing hypotheses about individual endpoints (parameters) Relatively few parameters of interest

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Health System Reform: Bringing Public Values into Health Care Policy

Health System Reform: Bringing Public Values into Health Care Policy. Tony Culyer Ontario Research Chair in Health Policy & System Design. Some hard-nosed questions. Is it safe? Does it work? For whom does it work? Relative to what does it work better or worse?

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Measuring Real Outcomes for Cardiac Patients using PROMS

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Background

Background. Acknowledgements. Societal perspective?. Ex post perspective?. Contact us. Conclusion. Search and hits. The papers reviewed. The question. This poster was prepared for HESG / GCU June 2014, with thanks to Anna Cantrell for conducting the literature search.

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