Session 3: Measuring Health Outcomes

The Institute of Health Economics (IHE), in partnership with the Network of Alberta Health Economists (NOAHE) and Alberta Health, is delighted to co-host an invitational luncheon series that will serve to provide an applied orientation to health economic evaluation. The objective of this series is to help policy makers develop the skills required to better translate and interpret health economic findings.

Session 3 - 21 November 2016: Measuring Health Outcomes

Dr. Johnson will describe patient reported outcomes (PRO). He will provide conceptual information around this method, and then go through the process of conducting and analyzing PRO research.

[DerrickSsemwogerere]

Thank you, Dr. I have gained a clear understanding of the concepts of economic evaluation and the various tools from this video. You’ve made EQ-5D easy to grasp. What initially seemed complex now feels approachable, and I believe I can apply it in my day-to-day work as we support vulnerable communities in Uganda

[haddadkhanbangash]

i did mphil in health economics back in 2016, i have all the theoretical knowledge regarding economic evaluation but i want to learn applied side, i once used eq5d 3-L only for health status but i want to use it to calculate QALY, so if some one can help me for that, that how can i calculate it by using statistical packages like stata, or some other package