WORKSHOP – PATIENT-BASED EVIDENCE: FROM INSIGHTS TO EVIDENCE
Rydges Sydney Central 28 Albion Street, Surry Hills, NSW, AustraliaHow patient groups can develop evidence about members' needs, preferences & experience for input to PBAC/MSAC Workshop for patient groups held in two-parts over two days: 4 March and 7 August 2020How you can collect and report useful data (inhouse) for Pharmaceutical Benefits Advisory Committee (PBAC) submissionsHow you can work with patient-based evidence experts to… Read More »
WORKSHOP – PATIENT-BASED EVIDENCE: FROM INSIGHTS TO EVIDENCE
Rydges Sydney Central 28 Albion Street, Surry Hills, NSW, Australia2-part workshop for patient groupsHow to develop evidence about members' needs, preferences & experience for input to PBAC/MSACHow you can collect and report useful data (inhouse) for Pharmaceutical Benefits Advisory Committee (PBAC) submissionsHow you can work with patient-based evidence experts to produce robust evidence for PBACThis two-part interactive workshop is provided by the Patient Voice… Read More »
Patient Based Evidence: Using patient preference research for PBAC/MSAC
Webinars for patient groups and communities wanting to know about patient preference research for reimbursement decisions in Australia The Patient Voice Initiative invites patient groups and communities to join us for this three-part webinar series on patient-based evidence. In this webinar, we'll focus on answering your questions about patient preference studies.Including: Data that makes a… Read More »
Patient Based Evidence: Using Patient Reported Outcomes Measures (PROMs)
Webinars for patient groups wanting to know about Patient Reported Outcome Measures (PROMs) research for reimbursement decisions The Patient Voice Initiative invites patient groups and communities to join us for this three-part webinar series on patient-based evidence. In this webinar, we'll focus on answering your questions about Patient Reported Outcome Measures (PROMs) research for reimbursement… Read More »
Patient Based Evidence: Using qualitative research for PBAC/MSAC
Webinars for patient groups and communities wanting to know about qualitative research for reimbursement decisions in Australia In collaboration with the Consumer Evidence and Engagement Unit (Dept of Health), the Patient Voice Initiative invites patient groups and communities to join us for this three-part webinar series on patient-based evidence. In this webinar, we'll focus on… Read More »
Patient Voice webinars – clinical trials, uncertainty, health economics
How are medicines valued in reimbursement decisions in Australia and where can patient knowledge improve decision-making?This May, the Patient Voice Initiative is diving deeper into the evidence used to determine the value of medicines and healthcare with three webinars for patient groups and patients.Friday 14 May 10am-11am – Clinical trials and the patient voiceHow do… Read More »
Patient Voice webinars – clinical trials, uncertainty, health economics
How are medicines valued in reimbursement decisions in Australia and where can patient knowledge improve decision-making?This May, the Patient Voice Initiative is diving deeper into the evidence used to determine the value of medicines and healthcare with three webinars for patient groups and patients.Friday 14 May 10am-11am – Clinical trials and the patient voiceHow do… Read More »
Patient Voice webinars – clinical trials, uncertainty, health economics
How are medicines valued in reimbursement decisions in Australia and where can patient knowledge improve decision-making?This May, the Patient Voice Initiative is diving deeper into the evidence used to determine the value of medicines and healthcare with three webinars for patient groups and patients.Friday 14 May 10am-11am – Clinical trials and the patient voiceHow do… Read More »
Webinar: How patient communities want to interact with Pharma
Janelle Bowden, Simon Fifer, Gabrielle Bietola, Jessica Bean & Ann Single discuss how patient communities want to interact with companies.Most pharmaceutical companies have introduced strategies to increase their patient-centricity through patient engagement, but there is little literature to indicate how patient communities want to interact with companies.Patient Voice Initiative and Community and Patient Preference Research… Read More »