A Productivity Crisis in Pharmaceutical R&D? (Lunchtime Seminar)
08 December 2011
Professor Massimo Riccaboni, University of Trento (Limited seating)
Events
OHE holds a variety of events each year, including
- lunchtime seminars
- expert seminars and workshops
- collaborative seminars, workshops and conferences held jointly with other organisations
- an annual lecture by an eminent economist or clinician that addresses an important current issue (Prof Milton Weinstein, 2011 Annual Lecture, pictured on right)
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Recent Events
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Potential Use of MCDA: Drawing on the EMA Project Experience (Lunchtime Seminar)
07 December 2011
Prof Larry Phillips, London Shool of Economics and Political Science (Limited Seating)
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Annual Lecture: Cost per QALY in the U.S. and Britain
15 November 2011
Cost per QALY in the U.S. and Britain: Damned if You Do and Damned if You Don't? Prof. Milton Weinstein, Harvard University
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Masterclass in Innovative Pricing Schemes
10 June 2011
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Value Based Pricing in Sweden: Is Swedish Experience Helpful in Designing Value Based Pricing in the UK? (Seminar)
13 April 2011
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Risk-Sharing and Rebates: Is French Experience Helpful in Designing Value Based Pricing in the UK? (Seminar)
11 March 2011
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