ISPOR Australian Chapter is proud to present a 2-day workshop on methods training in decision modelling for economic evaluation in health technology assessment. Participants will have a choice of registering for one or both days.

The training will be led by Professor Mark Sculpher from the University of York and feature lectures from six health economic evaluation groups and health economic research centres in Australia. This includes:

• Professor Jon Karnon, Flinders University

• Professor Stephen Goodall, University of Technology Sydney

• Professor Joshua Byrnes, Griffith University

• Dr Hansoo Kim, Griffith University

• Ms Jing Jing Li, Monash University

• Mr Francis Ip, Deakin University

• Ms Camille Schubert, The University of Adelaide

Format

Day one includes foundational work. Day 2 will build further on the theoretical knowledge presented on Day 1. Basic Excel capability is essential.

Contact hansoo.kim@griffith.edu.au for any queries or questions.

26-November-2025

Morning session:

Foundation of health economic modelling (Mark Sculpher)

Afternoon sessions:

Uncertainty analysis (Stephen Goodall)
Evaluator perspective and experience (Camille Schubert and Francis Ip)

27-November-2025

Morning sessions:

Model conceptualisation and design of complex models (Mark Sculpher)
Cohort modelling vs microsimulation (Jon Karnon)

Afternoon sessions:

Time to event modelling (Hansoo Kim and Jing Jing Li)

Panel session:

Health economic modelling: Past, present, future.
Chair: Joshua Byrnes
Panellists: Mark Sculpher, Jon Karnon, Megan Bohensky and Kirsten Howard

Sold out! For those attending, please bring your laptops with Excel Solver Add-in enabled. Thank you!

*Discounted tickets are available for those also attending the ISPOR Australia/New Zealand Chapters and ISOQoL 'Advancing Patient-Centred Research Down Under Conference' on 1-2 December 2025.

** Please use the member links if you are a member of ISPOR Global, ISPOR Australia Chapter, ISPOR New Zealand Chapter, or ISOQOL.

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