Health Economics: Cost Effectiveness for Clinical Trials
Understand the steps required to estimate incremental cost-effectiveness of the intervention.
About This Course
The Cost-effectiveness for Clinical Trials module builds on the previous introductory module on economic evaluation. Measurement of cost-effectiveness has relevance in all health applications, but this interactive online course provides a comprehensive overview of the critical role of cost-effectiveness in clinical trials, specifically randomized controlled trials.
The course is ideal for those who wish to explore the process of economic evaluation, understand the steps required to estimate incremental cost-effectiveness of the intervention, recognize the relevance of modelling, and consider the mandatory process of government subsidy.
With the ability to exit and resume the course at any point, participants will have the flexibility to fit the course into their busy schedules and gain valuable insights into this critical aspect of clinical trials.
Pricing
Free
WAHTN Partners have free access to this course
$15
Participants from the AHRA partner organisations have discounted access to this course.
$30
Any person from the public can gain access to the course.
Course Objectives
By the end of this course, participants will be able to:
- Explore further the process of economic evaluation.
- Understand the steps required to estimate the incremental cost-effectiveness of the intervention.
- Recognise the relevance of modelling in relation to the clinical trial.
- Consider the mandatory process of government subsidy in policy decisions.
Feedback From Participants
"The way the material was presented was clear and interesting. I enjoyed the visuals and ‘clicking’ to access different sections for more information."
"Contains a broad overview of good clinical practice but also surprisingly detailed information. This is by far one of the best online course I’ve done in a long time."
"It Provides a very good overview and the parts make sense when seen in a logical way. There are many prompts to more detailed references on the topics and they can be followed up for more information. Building in breaks was a good idea."
"Videos, real-life examples and visuals (e.g. charts) used to support comprehension."
"The content was well structured and allowed me to develop my understanding. Important information was consolidated well by the quiz"
"The self-assessments complement well with the comprehensive lesson content."
