Informal carers play a vital role in patient outcomes, but capturing their quality of life in HTA remains a persistent challenge.
OHE experts – together with distinguished international collaborators – will guide you through:
- how carer quality of life is defined and measured
- the key methodological approaches for generating evidence
- how this evidence can be applied within economic models
With dedicated Q&A throughout, this is a must-attend for anyone working at the intersection of HTA, economic modelling, and patient/carer-centred evidence.
Agenda
| Part I: Introduction | |
| 13:00 – 13:55 | Overview and learning objectives How do we define and measure carer quality of life? The current state of play |
| Part II: Primary Evidence Generation | |
| 14:00 – 14:55 | Trials and real-world evidence Vignette studies |
| Part III: Utilising Secondary Data & Modelling | |
| 15:00 – 16:00 | An introduction to utility catalogues Using carer quality of life data in economic models |
Speakers
Hareth Al-Janabi
Research Committee
David Mott
Associate Director
Chris Skedgel
Director
Claud Theakston
Senior Economist