Research Health economics

About

We provide advice on health economic/HTA related questions, in particular how to deal with cost-effectiveness analysis/economic evaluation.


Contact

dr. Eddy Adang
RTC coordinator

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Expertises and services

Methodological support

We provide methodological support to our researchers and also to external interested parties.

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Services

We aim to foster a research environment in which researchers can easily consult experts.

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Services

We aim to foster a research environment in which researchers can easily consult experts.

We have two main modes of service:

  • Short advice (up to 4 hours) to support for example grant applications, research design and statistical analyses, for publicly or internally funded research conducted by Radboudumc.
  • Project based service, preferably from the research question/design up to publication stages.

Expertises

See our topics of expertise.

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Expertises

Our expertise includes the following topics:

  • Cost-effectiveness analysis
  • (early) Health Technology Assessment (HTA)
  • Health economic modeling
  • Budget impact analysis
  • Quality of life research
  • (Comparative) health system design and evaluation
  • Value-based healthcare

Questions related to statistics

We work closely with RTC Biostatistics. See their page for more information on advice for statistical related questions.

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Impact

See how we have impact within research.

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Impact

  • Cost-effectiveness part of appropriate care
  • Essential elements for priority setting in health care, national and international
  • Necessary information for reimbursement decisions in several countries

Courses

We offer several courses on methodology.

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Courses

We offer several courses on methodology. These are either courses part of the Biomedical Sciences master program of the Radboudumc or post-academic courses, both given by experts from our department. More information on master courses can be found in the course guide of the master Biomedical Sciences.

We offer the following master courses:

  • Introduction to Health Technology Assessment (BMS86)
  • Participatory approaches to innovation (BMS05)
  • Qualitative Research (BMS08)
  • Cost-effectiveness analyses (BMS58)
  • Advanced modeling in economic evaluation (BMS62)
  • Health Outcome Measurement (BMS56)

Our experts