Exciting Announcement!
I'm thrilled to share that I will be leading an ISPOR Short Course titled "Automated Health Economic Analysis using R Shiny" on July 24 and 25. This course empowers researchers and health economics enthusiasts to leverage R Shiny for automating health economic analyses. Join us for a user-friendly interface for model development, calibration, sensitivity evaluation, and graphical diagnosis.
For more details and to register, please visit: https://lnkd.in/ejz3NvFi
A big thank you to ISPOR—The Professional Society for Health Economics and Outcomes Research for this incredible opportunity. I am also grateful to my co-instructors Zhen Zhang and Akshay Vashist for their invaluable contributions as well as Amit Kulkarni for the support and mentorship. Special thanks to Shubhram Pandey and Yagyesh Kanoria for their substantial contributions to the development of the course material.
Looking forward to an engaging and insightful session!
#HealthEconomics#RShiny#ISPOR#DataScience#HealthTech #
Global Leader in Health Economics & Real-World Evidence | Driving Product Strategy & Market Access in Pharma | Expertise in Oncology, CNS, Digital Therapeutics and various other therapeutic areas
if you have been toying with the idea of leveraging R Shiny for health economic assessment and wonder if there are resources you can use, look no further. my colleague Vakaramoko (Karam) Diaby has a workshop on this very topic that will be hosted by ISPOR. Pls see details below and enroll in this workshop.
Leading Health Economist specializing in Real World Data and Evidence
Exciting Announcement!
I'm thrilled to share that I will be leading an ISPOR Short Course titled "Automated Health Economic Analysis using R Shiny" on July 24 and 25. This course empowers researchers and health economics enthusiasts to leverage R Shiny for automating health economic analyses. Join us for a user-friendly interface for model development, calibration, sensitivity evaluation, and graphical diagnosis.
For more details and to register, please visit: https://lnkd.in/ejz3NvFi
A big thank you to ISPOR—The Professional Society for Health Economics and Outcomes Research for this incredible opportunity. I am also grateful to my co-instructors Zhen Zhang and Akshay Vashist for their invaluable contributions as well as Amit Kulkarni for the support and mentorship. Special thanks to Shubhram Pandey and Yagyesh Kanoria for their substantial contributions to the development of the course material.
Looking forward to an engaging and insightful session!
#HealthEconomics#RShiny#ISPOR#DataScience#HealthTech #
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Full Professor of BioStatistics and Health Economics, Head of Research, Department of Business Economics, Health & Social Care (DEASS), University of Applied Sciences and Arts of Southern Switzerland
We are pleased to share our latest paper, "Bayesian Meta-Analysis of Health State Utility Values: A Tutorial with Practical Application in Heart Failure," published in #PharmacoEconomics.
https://lnkd.in/deaFXJ7Z
This tutorial is designed to support researchers in generating robust pooled estimates of health state utility values to inform economic evaluations. Specifically, this work shows the applicability of #Bayesian#meta-analysis for pooling health state utility values through an illustrative example among patients with heart failure.
Using data from a systematic review encompassing 21 studies and ready-to-use codes and scripts, this study provides a step-by-step guide for conducting Bayesian meta-analysis using #R. The tutorial adheres to the structured workflow as follows:
- Setting up the data
- Imputing missing standard deviations
- Defining the priors
- Fitting the model
- Diagnosing model convergence
- Interpreting results
- Performing sensitivity analyses
We showed that the pooled utility value for #HeartFailure was 0.66 with a 95% credible interval of [0.60, 0.70] which was consistent across a series of scenarios according to the imputation of missing standard deviations.
This tutorial aimed to foster interest in Bayesian methods and their application to bridge the gap in estimating health state utility values for economic evaluations and policy decisions. We encourage the adoption of Bayesian meta-analysis in synthesising utility values, as it offers a principled means to integrate prior knowledge and handle heterogeneity, leading to intuitive probabilistic interpretations that are critical in decision making.
Robert GrantChris Carswell
Are you passionate about using some if not all of your prior knowledge to inform your decisions?
Then this educational tutorial on how to perform Bayesian meta-analysis of health state utility values using R is a must-read for you!
https://lnkd.in/deaFXJ7Z
Bayesian meta-analysis stands out for several reasons:
1. Valuable prior information: Integrates previous study findings to enhance the meta-analysis, providing more robust and precise estimates.
2. Explicit heterogeneity handling: More transparently handles the degree of heterogeneity among studies, which is crucial since utility values can be highly variable across studies.
3. Enhanced uncertainty assessment: Generates comprehensive posterior distributions, allowing for better assessment of uncertainties around estimates. This can be incorporated into probabilistic sensitivity analysis during cost-utility analyses—enabling clearer interpretation and informed decision-making.
Imagine harnessing these capabilities to produce precise, reliable estimates and make well-informed inferences about utility values. Be empowered—embrace Bayesian meta-analysis in your health economic modelling projects. After all, Bayesian is just intuitive!
Thank you, Joseph Alvin Ramos Santos, Robert Grant, and Gian Luca Di Tanna, for sharing your knowledge and empowering us!!
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Full Professor of BioStatistics and Health Economics, Head of Research, Department of Business Economics, Health & Social Care (DEASS), University of Applied Sciences and Arts of Southern Switzerland
We are pleased to share our latest paper, "Bayesian Meta-Analysis of Health State Utility Values: A Tutorial with Practical Application in Heart Failure," published in #PharmacoEconomics.
https://lnkd.in/deaFXJ7Z
This tutorial is designed to support researchers in generating robust pooled estimates of health state utility values to inform economic evaluations. Specifically, this work shows the applicability of #Bayesian#meta-analysis for pooling health state utility values through an illustrative example among patients with heart failure.
Using data from a systematic review encompassing 21 studies and ready-to-use codes and scripts, this study provides a step-by-step guide for conducting Bayesian meta-analysis using #R. The tutorial adheres to the structured workflow as follows:
- Setting up the data
- Imputing missing standard deviations
- Defining the priors
- Fitting the model
- Diagnosing model convergence
- Interpreting results
- Performing sensitivity analyses
We showed that the pooled utility value for #HeartFailure was 0.66 with a 95% credible interval of [0.60, 0.70] which was consistent across a series of scenarios according to the imputation of missing standard deviations.
This tutorial aimed to foster interest in Bayesian methods and their application to bridge the gap in estimating health state utility values for economic evaluations and policy decisions. We encourage the adoption of Bayesian meta-analysis in synthesising utility values, as it offers a principled means to integrate prior knowledge and handle heterogeneity, leading to intuitive probabilistic interpretations that are critical in decision making.
Robert GrantChris Carswell
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Full Professor of BioStatistics and Health Economics, Head of Research, Department of Business Economics, Health & Social Care (DEASS), University of Applied Sciences and Arts of Southern Switzerland
We are pleased to share our latest paper, "Bayesian Meta-Analysis of Health State Utility Values: A Tutorial with Practical Application in Heart Failure," published in #PharmacoEconomics.
https://lnkd.in/deaFXJ7Z
This tutorial is designed to support researchers in generating robust pooled estimates of health state utility values to inform economic evaluations. Specifically, this work shows the applicability of #Bayesian#meta-analysis for pooling health state utility values through an illustrative example among patients with heart failure.
Using data from a systematic review encompassing 21 studies and ready-to-use codes and scripts, this study provides a step-by-step guide for conducting Bayesian meta-analysis using #R. The tutorial adheres to the structured workflow as follows:
- Setting up the data
- Imputing missing standard deviations
- Defining the priors
- Fitting the model
- Diagnosing model convergence
- Interpreting results
- Performing sensitivity analyses
We showed that the pooled utility value for #HeartFailure was 0.66 with a 95% credible interval of [0.60, 0.70] which was consistent across a series of scenarios according to the imputation of missing standard deviations.
This tutorial aimed to foster interest in Bayesian methods and their application to bridge the gap in estimating health state utility values for economic evaluations and policy decisions. We encourage the adoption of Bayesian meta-analysis in synthesising utility values, as it offers a principled means to integrate prior knowledge and handle heterogeneity, leading to intuitive probabilistic interpretations that are critical in decision making.
Robert GrantChris Carswell
We’re ready to hit the floor at ISPOR—The Professional Society for Health Economics and Outcomes Research Europe and deliver better access to real-world data (#RWD)! 🤘
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🔵 Today we share an article📝 with the participation of 👨🔬 Pablo Ferri, Carlos Sáez and Juan Miguel García, researchers from BDSLab - Biomedical Data Science Lab - ITACA (UPV).
✏️This study developes and evaluates a deep classifier that can effectively prioritize Emergency Medical Call Incidents (#EMCI) according to their life-threatening level under the presence of dataset shifts.
👨🏫"Considering the advanced capabilities of deep continual text models in assessing the life-threatening level of the most severe incidents, the implementation of the CL routines developed in this study for EMCI triage will have a significant and positive direct impact on patient well-being and the sustainability of health services", say the ITACA researchers.
👉Full article here🔗: https://lnkd.in/d6aEjQs7#ITACAScience#DeepLearning#EmergencyCare#MedicalInnovation
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