Join us for this 3-part webinar series on economic modelling and evaluations in cancer clinical research.

CREST is excited to host this free lunchtime webinar series for CTG members. This 3-part webinar series will explore how economic modelling can be used in your cancer research to address health economics questions.

*** We encourage you to attend all three episodes to gain the most out of this series ***

Episode 1: What is an economic model?

Date: Tuesday 24 September 2024
Time: 12 - 1 PM AEST
About: In this session, we'll introduce the various economic models commonly used by health economists in cancer research and their respective characteristics, advantages and applications.

Episode 2: Building an economic model to answer a question

Date: Tuesday, 8 October 2024
Time: 12 - 1 PM AEST
About: For this episode, our health economists will help you understand the process for building an economic model specific to your cancer research and health economics questions.

Episode 3: How is the information from economic models used in practice?

Date: Tuesday, 22 October 2024
Time: 12 - 1 PM AEST
About: So you've selected, developed and applied an economic model to your research, what's next? We'll take you through how information from your economic model is used by funders when making decisions about funding health care.

Speakers: To be confirmed.

Registration note: Please register by selecting a ticket for each episode you wish to attend.

Please feel free to your lunch along and any questions you may have.

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