Join us in Dundee or online for the next SHE event.
Date: 6 September 2022, 10.15 to 15.30
Location: University of Dundee, Dalhousie Building or Virtual.
The morning session will focus on the use of routine data in health economics. Scotland has a rich source of routine data and has been a pioneer in the use of linked health service data. The aim of this session is to discuss the routine data in health economics with a view to encourage its use and explore potential collaborations.
The afternoon session will include 3-minute presentations by early career health economists (organised by the Scottish Health Economics Early Career (SHEEC) network) and a session on careers in health economics.
Programme
10.15 – Welcome
10.30 to 12.30 – Use of routine data in health economics
Scotland has a rich source of routine data and has been a pioneer in the use of linked health service data. The aim of this session is to discuss routine data in health economics with a view to encourage its use and explore potential collaborations.
- Overview of routine data in Scotland
- Use of routine data in Health Technology Assessment (HTA): Peter Hall, University of Edinburgh
- Use of routine data to examine workforce issues. Colin Tilley, NHS Education Scotland (NES)
- Use of routine data to examine social care issues. Claudia Geue, University of Glasgow
- Combining Administrative and Survey data to inform senior policy leaders during COVID-19. Alastair Irvine and Nils Michael, Scottish Government
- Breakout sessions – share experiences, ideas for research, potential for collaboration etc
12.30 – 13.30 – Lunch and networking
13.30 – 14.30 – Short presentations by early career health economists (3 minutes and 1 slide)
Organised by the Scottish Health Economics Early Career (SHEEC) network.
14.30 – 15.15 – Careers in health economics
Overview of careers in health economics in academia, NHS and government. Short presentations from health economists in academia, Healthcare Improvement Scotland (HIS), Scottish Government, and Public Health Scotland (PHS) followed by discussion.
15.15 – 15.30 – Closing remarks
Register for attending here: Registration
Please contact Lesley Innes for any questions about the event or registration.
Note that the number of in-person attendees will be capped at 80.
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