HERC offers a discount upon booking more than one of the following online courses: Introduction to Health Economic Evaluation, Integrating Economic Evaluation into Clinical Trials, Inequality in Health and Health Care: Theoretical and Empirical Decisions, Applied Methods of Cost-Effectiveness Analysis and Cost-Effective Analysis in Stata using participant level data. 

Please proceed to booking/payment to choose the combination of courses you would like to book - according to your sector. Please note you must choose more than one course to receive the discount, if you book one course we reserve the right to cancel your booking. 

Note:  You will need your debit/credit card ready in order to book

WHAT THE COURSE IS ABOUT

This short online course will cover theoretical concepts on inequity and inequality in health as well as its measurement. It will also provide an overview of selected available (longitudinal) household survey data and cohort studies that combine socio-economic and demographic variables along with various health measures – these datasets provide good sources for empirical inequality in health research. Overall, the course will combine theory and applied methods using case studies, real-word evidence, and data analysis using Stata. 

This course is designed for investigators, managers, researchers and others working in the clinical trials. It will give participants a first clear understanding of the fundamental concepts and principles of economic appraisal with a focus on the methods and the practical uses of cost-effectiveness and cost-benefit analysis of alternative health care and public health interventions. No previous knowledge or background in economics is required.

Introduction to Health Economic Evaluation [Online]

We are pleased to offer this short course online.

This course is for health professionals and health researchers who want to understand the basics of health economics and its relevance to the health service.

No previous knowledge of economics is required.

HYBRID COURSE

For health professionals and health researchers who want to understand data collection and analysis of choice behaviour in health markets. No previous knowledge of economics is required.