EPI 213: Decision and Cost Effectiveness Analysis in Medicine (Winter 2018)
Section outline
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Introduction to Cost-Effectiveness Evaluations and Course Overview
In this introductory session, we'll explore the following:
Why perform a cost-effectiveness evaluation in clinical medicine, public health, or social policy?
What are examples of influential CEAs?
What is a good research question for a CEA? (Spoiler alert: there are similarities to and differences from what makes a good question in clinical research).
How do CEAs examine uncertainty in input parameters? For instance, how does one consider the cost-effectiveness of screening for hypertension in Sub-Saharan Africa when long-term rates of blood pressure control are unknown?
We'll also consider an overview of the course: the goals, organization, student projects, and grading.
Faculty: Dhruv Kazi
Location: Mission Hall 1407
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Decision Trees
Faculty: Dhruv Kazi
Location: Mission Hall 1407-
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Lecture: Additional Concepts in Decision Analysis
Discounting, expected value, dominance (strict and extended), and international currency converstions
Faculty: Dhruv Kazi
Location: Mission Hall 1407
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Annals 2015 Owens Use of Decision Analysis File
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Lecture: Key Concepts and TreeAge 201
- Review of Discounting, Purchasing Power
- Review of Rates and Probabilities
- Introduction to Markov Modeling
Faculty: Dhruv Kazi
Location: Mission Hall 1407
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Kahn File
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Russell File
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Core Lecture 6: Markov Disease State Modeling
Uses and design of portrayal of disease states in decision trees.Faculty: Dhruv Kazi
Location: Mission Hall 1407-
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MDM 1993 Sonnernerg Markov Models File
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Naimark D et al Primer on Medical DA--Part 5--Working with Markov Processes In Med Decis Making Apr-Jun 1997 File
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UCSF-Stanford-UC Berkeley-UW Global Health Economics Colloquium
Faculty: Dhruv Kazi, James G. Kahn, invited speakers
Location: Genentech HallTopic: The Economics of Health in Vulnerable Populations, at Home and Abroad
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Health Outcomes (QALYs, DALYs) and Costs
Specification, measurement, calculation, and incorporation of health status indicators and costs.Faculty: Jim Kahn
Location: Mission Hall 1407-
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Kahn_2011_ART-as-prevention-econ-rvw File
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Core Lecture 7: Review of Material and Discussion re Class Projects
Faculty: Dhruv Kazi
Location: Mission Hall 1407-
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Ethics and Equity in Cost-Effectiveness Analyses
1:00 PM - 2:00 PM
Health Disparities and Extended Cost-Effectiveness Analysis
Faculty: James G Kahn
Location: MH 1407
2:00 PM - 3:00 PM
The Ethics of Cost-Effectiveness Analysis
Faculty: Elliot Marseille
Location: MH 1407
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Lecture 1: Extended Cost-Effectievness Analysis
Faculty: Jim Kahn
Location: MH 1407Lecture 2: Review of Key Concepts, Introduction to Impact Inventory and CHEERS check list
Faculty: Dhruv Kazi
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Lecture: Student Presentations
Faculty: Dhruv Kazi/Jim Kahn/Elliot Marseille
Location: Mission Hall 1407
Each group to present for 10 minutes, followed by 5 minutes for Q&A. Every member of the team must present on this day - so if you cant make it in person please let us know in advance so we can make alternative arrangements.
Presentation format - Background, Question (PICO-HP in one sentence), Methods (incl tree structure and sources of key parameters), Results - Base Case, Results - Sensitivity Analysis, Discussion including limitations, Conclusion.-
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Lecture: No Class on This Day - Protected Time to Complete Long Abstracts for Submission
Faculty: Dhruv Kazi
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