CHE short course: Statistical Methods in Economic Evaluation for HTA – Advanced

This three-day in-person advanced course, hosted at The Grand Hotel in York, focuses on the use of statistical methods for the analysis of individual patient-level cost, effects (e.g. survival and health-related quality of life) and other type of data used in cost-effectiveness analysis for HTA. It is intended for people who wish to learn how to apply (and interpret the results of) more advanced techniques for the analysis of data collected alongside both experimental (e.g. RCTs) and observational (sometimes referred to as “real-world”) studies, where the objective is to estimate within-study quantities (e.g. differential mean costs) or to derive key input parameters to populate economic evaluation models for HTA. The course includes a mixture of taught modules and practical exercises.