This second session is built as a workshop allowing participants to work on own projects, based on a structured project planning tool and with the assistance of experienced health economists. Participants will discuss and illustrate, based on their own projects, how health economic research questions can be included in research applications, study protocols, and the reporting of study results. The workshop thus focusses on enhancing participants’ practical skills in designing a health economic evaluation of a person-centered intervention. The overall goal of the workshop is that participants leave with a drafted plan for a health economic evaluation of their own project. Please bring a laptop to the workshop, as the session includes hands-on exercises. We also encourage you to bring a project idea that you would like to develop into a health economic evaluation plan. If you do not yet have a project in mind, no worries; we will provide example cases that you can work with during the session or you can join one of the other participants in discussing their project. Target group: Anyone planning or conducting a health economic study in the field, we recommend coming to the introductory session before attending the workshop).
Senior lecturer/Associate professor Institute of Health and Care Sciences, and Universty of Gothenburg Centre for person-centred care (GPCC), University of Gothenburg
Hanna Gyllensten is a registered pharmacist with a background in community pharmacy and as a ward pharmacist. She leads several projects related to economic evaluations of person-centred interventions in healthcare, development of core outcomes and quality indicators for person-centred care, and projects related to governance for person-centredness.
During the conference week she holds a pre-conference workshop on health economic aspects of person-centred care, panels on remote person-centred care and implementation, a workshop on expert panel methods, and moderates the last keynote session.
PhD, senior lecturer in health economics University of Gothenburg
Health economist, with +20 years experience, specializing in health economic evaluations of interventions within medicine and health
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