Overview

Over the past few years, London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine and the University of York have been running their popular Courses in Decision Modelling for Health Economic Evaluation online. Due to popular demand, there are now two different ways to take the courses, outlined below. The cost for both options is the same - the intention is to fit in with different students' learning requirements.

1) "Live" version: With this version, there is a set timetable (courses are generally run once per year, but are subject to change/withdrawal). Materials are released once per week and students complete the lectures and exercises on the course platform in their own time, then attend a weekly live Q&A session with the tutors via Zoom. 2024 Live Courses have been scheduled for May/June 2024, and students can pre-register below.

2) "On Demand" version: The On Demand Courses contain the same content as the Live Courses, but there are no live Q&A sessions. Students work through the content on the course platform in their own time and have access to discussion boards, which are monitored regularly by faculty. Students gain 2 months of access to the relevant course from the point of enrolment, meaning that this option is ideal for students on time zones distant from the UK or who have less flexible work schedules. Find out more and sign up below.

Foundations Course Live 2024

Overview

This is a "live"/supervised online course providing an introduction to the principles and practice of decision modelling for economic evaluation in health. The course is aimed at health economists and those health professionals with experience of health economics who wish to develop skills and knowledge in decision analysis for purposes of cost effectiveness analysis. It is designed for participants who are familiar with the basic principles of economic evaluation who wish to build, interpret and appraise decision models. It is envisaged that participants will currently be undertaking economic evaluation within the pharmaceutical and medical device industries, consultancy, academia or the health service.
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Advanced Course Live 2024

Overview

A "live"/supervised online course consisting of four modules and focusing on advanced methods of decision analytic modelling for economic evaluation. The course is aimed at health economists and those health professionals with experience of health economics who wish to learn about recent methods developments in cost-effectiveness analysis. It is designed for participants who are familiar with basic decision modelling who wish to learn how to use more advanced modelling methods. It is particularly suitable for those who have attended our Foundation Course in Modelling Methods for Health Economic Evaluation. It is envisaged that participants will currently be undertaking modelling for health economic evaluation.
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Foundations Course On Demand

Overview

This is an "on demand" online course providing an introduction to the principles and practice of decision modelling for economic evaluation in health. The course is aimed at health economists and those health professionals with experience of health economics who wish to develop skills and knowledge in decision analysis for purposes of cost effectiveness analysis. It is designed for participants who are familiar with the basic principles of economic evaluation who wish to build, interpret and appraise decision models. It is envisaged that participants will currently be undertaking economic evaluation within the pharmaceutical and medical device industries, consultancy, academia or the health service.
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Advanced Course On Demand

Overview

An "on demand" online course consisting of four modules and focusing on advanced methods of decision analytic modelling for economic evaluation. The course is aimed at health economists and those health professionals with experience of health economics who wish to learn about recent methods developments in cost-effectiveness analysis. It is designed for participants who are familiar with basic decision modelling who wish to learn how to use more advanced modelling methods. It is particularly suitable for those who have attended our Foundation Course in Modelling Methods for Health Economic Evaluation. It is envisaged that participants will currently be undertaking modelling for health economic evaluation.
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Decision analytic modelling is widely used internationally as a means of estimating the costs, outcomes and cost-effectiveness of different interventions and programmes in health care and public health. In particular, these methods are often employed to assess the value of new pharmaceuticals as a basis for health systems to determine whether they should be funded.