Modeling Approaches for HTA: A Practical Hands-on Workshop - Hall in Tirol
4-Day Certified University Course
02 - 05 April 2025
New Feature: COVID-19 Modeling - International Expert Session
Start of the course at 9 am on 2 April 2025
End of the course at 5 pm (6:30 pm if you do the exam) on 5 April 2025
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Modeling Approaches for HTA
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COURSE OVERVIEW
Decision trees - Markov models - Microsimulation models - Discrete event simulation models - Infectious disease models
- Healthcare & health policy organizations, national HTA Agencies
- Pharmaceutical & medical device industry
- Academia and research institutions
- Health insurances/sickness funds
- Consultancy organizations
Course Pre-requisites:
Course language is English. Both native and non-native English speaker scientists are welcome.
THE COURSE COVERS THE FOLLOWING TOPICS:
- Modeling overview and taxonomy
- Decision trees, state-transition models (Markov models) and partitioned survival models
- Handling uncertainty and variability
- Microsimulation models
- Discrete event simulation models
- Handling individual behavior and waiting lines
- Agent-based models
- Handling contact and network structure
- Infectious disease models
- Handling dynamic transmissions and herd immunity
- International modeling expert session (interactive panel discussion)
- Optional: Course Examination
COURSE DOCUMENTATION
Certificates will be provided to all participants after the course. For those who are interested in a graded course performance record, we are offering a course examination subsequent to the Modeling Workshop. The exam is designed to evaluate the understanding of the basic modeling concepts and is administered on the last day of the course. The exam is a closed-book test mainly consisting of multiple-choice answers, short calculations or open text questions, which are drawn from the major topic areas of the course. Further information regarding the examination and enrollment will be provided after registration.