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Economic Modelling Techniques for the NHS & Public Health
5th November 2019
Economic Modelling Techniques for the NHS & Public Health |
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| Organised by | University of York |
| Presenter | Mr Nick Hex |
| Date | 05/11/2019 |
| Venue | University of York |
| Map | View in Google Maps (YO10 5DD) |
| Contact | YHEC general email, 01904323620, [email protected] |
| Description | As the demand for health and care services grows and finances become more constrained, there is an increasing need for economic evaluation in the public sector. NHS, social care and public health organisations are expected to be able to economically justify any changes in care pathways they propose and there are concerns not only around cost-effectiveness but also the affordability of new initiatives.
Many public sector bodies are under pressure to achieve efficiency and productivity savings in order to balance budgets. They are seeking innovations that will reduce cost pressures and they need to understand the impact of changes in different sectors, including primary, community and social care as well as acute care. There is a focus on primary and secondary prevention approaches in public health to try to reduce demand across the health and social care sector and organisations are keen to understand the initiatives that will provide the greatest value for money. This one-day training course will provide an understanding of the principles of public health economics and economic modelling. It will focus on some of the methods and techniques used to express economic information in ways that are useful to decision makers in the public sector. |
| Level | Entry (no or almost no prior knowledge) |
| Cost | Early bird: £240 (inc VAT) Full price: £300 (inc VAT) |
| Website and registration |
https://www.yhec.co.uk/training/economic-modelling-techniques-for-the-nhs-public-health/ |
| Region | Yorkshire and Humberside |
| Keywords | Frameworks for Research and Research Designs, Data Collection, Data Quality and Data Management , Qualitative Data Handling and Data Analysis, Quantitative Data Handling and Data Analysis, Mixed Methods Data Handling and Data Analysis, Research Management and Impact, Research Skills, Communication and Dissemination |
| Related publications and presentations | Frameworks for Research and Research Designs Data Collection Data Quality and Data Management Qualitative Data Handling and Data Analysis Quantitative Data Handling and Data Analysis Mixed Methods Data Handling and Data Analysis Research Management and Impact Research Skills, Communication and Dissemination |