Health Technology Economic Evaluation Course

Name: Advanced Health Technology Economic Evaluation Training Course
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Apply cost-effectiveness, decision modeling, uncertainty, and budget impact methods to health technology assessment decisions.

Health Technology Economic Evaluation Course

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Duration: 1 Week
Format: Classroom
Cities: Cape town, Amsterdam, Milan, Istanbul, Lisbon, Accra and more
Next session: 1 – 5 November 2026, Cape town
Average fee: 5,750 €

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Overview

Advanced Health Technology Economic Evaluation Training Course is a one-week advanced course for health economists, HTA analysts, payers, finance specialists, policy analysts, and assessment teams who leave with a Health Technology Economic Evaluation Dossier. Participants connect decision problems, cost-effectiveness and cost-utility analysis, decision-analytic modeling, uncertainty, budget impact, critical appraisal, and decision reporting. Agile Leaders Training Center presents health technology economic evaluation through transparent assumptions, reproducible analysis, and decision-focused evidence.

Who Should Attend

Economic analysis functions responsible for evaluating costs, outcomes, and value
Technology assessment functions responsible for evidence synthesis and appraisal
Payer functions responsible for coverage, reimbursement, and affordability decisions
Finance functions responsible for resource use, budgets, and financial consequences
Policy functions responsible for priority setting and decision recommendations

The course assumes participants already work with health evidence, costs, outcomes, or technology decisions and leaves out introductory economics, clinical licensing, and product pricing negotiation.

Departments and Industries

The course supports departments and industries that evaluate health technologies, allocate resources, or prepare evidence for decisions.

Hospitals, health systems, and payer organizations
Pharmaceutical, medical-device, and digital-health organizations
Health technology assessment and evidence-review units
Healthcare finance, planning, and policy departments
Research organizations and academic health centers

Learning Objectives

By the end of this course, participants will be able to:

Analyze decision problems, perspectives, comparators, and time horizons
Apply cost-effectiveness and cost-utility methods
Build decision-analytic model structures and parameter registers
Evaluate deterministic, probabilistic, and structural uncertainty
Develop budget impact and affordability analyses
Critically appraise and report economic evidence for decisions

Course Agenda

Day 1: Decision Problem and Evaluation Design

Health Technology Decision Problem Canvas
Population, Intervention, Comparator, Outcome Scope Matrix
Analytical Perspective and Time-Horizon Checklist
Clinical Pathway and Resource-Use Map
Economic Evaluation Protocol Template

Day 2: Costs, Outcomes, and Incremental Analysis

Cost Identification and Measurement Ledger
Health Outcome and QALY Evidence Map
Incremental Cost-Effectiveness Calculation Sheet
Dominance and Extended-Dominance Decision Rules
Cost-Effectiveness Plane and Frontier

Day 3: Decision-Analytic Modeling

Decision Tree Structure Diagram
State-Transition Model Specification
Model Parameter and Data-Source Register
Cycle Length, Discounting, and Extrapolation Assumption Log
Internal Validity and Model Debugging Checklist

Day 4: Uncertainty, Budget Impact, and Reporting

Deterministic Sensitivity Analysis Tornado Chart
Probabilistic Sensitivity Analysis Plan
Cost-Effectiveness Acceptability Curve
Budget Impact Analysis Population Framework
CHEERS Reporting and Critical Appraisal Checklist

Day 5: Economic Evaluation Practice

Exercise: Frame a Health Technology Decision Problem
Exercise: Calculate Incremental Costs and Outcomes
Exercise: Test Model and Parameter Uncertainty
Exercise: Present Budget Impact and Decision Findings
Capstone Exercise: Health Technology Economic Evaluation Dossier

Practical Exercises

The course uses suggested activities from payer, hospital, pharmaceutical, medical-device, digital-health, research, and policy settings.

Suggested activity: define a decision problem and align population, comparators, perspective, outcomes, and time horizon.
Suggested activity: construct an incremental analysis and interpret dominance, ICERs, and the cost-effectiveness plane.
Suggested activity: test model assumptions with deterministic, probabilistic, and structural uncertainty methods.
Suggested activity: combine economic results, budget impact, limitations, and decision messages in an appraisal dossier.

FAQs

Who suits advanced health technology economic evaluation training, and what does it assume?

Advanced health technology economic evaluation training suits experienced economic, assessment, payer, finance, policy, and research functions. It assumes familiarity with health evidence, costs, outcomes, or resource-allocation decisions.

How does health technology economic evaluation differ from general healthcare finance training?

Health technology economic evaluation compares technologies through costs, health outcomes, models, uncertainty, and decision rules. General healthcare finance training focuses more broadly on accounting, budgets, revenue, and financial management.

What is the difference between cost-effectiveness and cost-utility analysis?

Cost-effectiveness analysis relates incremental costs to a defined outcome measure. Cost-utility analysis uses a preference-based outcome such as QALYs, allowing comparison across different health technologies and conditions.

Why is uncertainty analysis important in health technology economic evaluation?

Uncertainty analysis shows how parameter values, model structures, evidence choices, and scenarios affect results. It helps decision makers judge robustness and identify where further evidence could change a conclusion.

How does budget impact complement health technology economic evaluation?

Budget impact estimates the financial consequences of adoption for a defined payer population and period. It complements value assessment by addressing affordability and implementation consequences.

Conclusion

The course connects evaluation design, incremental analysis, decision modeling, uncertainty, budget impact, critical appraisal, and reporting. Participants take back a Health Technology Economic Evaluation Dossier. The dossier changes how teams structure assumptions, test evidence, interpret value, assess affordability, and communicate economic findings for decisions.

credits: 5 credit per day

Course Mode: full-time

Provider: Agile Leaders Training Center

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OverviewAdvanced Health Technology Economic Evaluation Training Course is a one-week advanced course for health economists, HTA analysts, payers, finance specialists, policy analysts, and assessment teams who leave with a Health Technology Economic Evaluation Dossier. Participants connect decision problems, cost-effectiveness and cost-utility analysis, de…

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Health Technology Economic Evaluation Course