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We are pleased to announce the **Virtual Visitor Program** aimed to facilitate connections between early career researchers from low and middle-income countries and researchers at Melbourne Health Economics Starting with Asia for a 6-month period in 2023 tinyurl.com/23z2rxyk An Tran-Duy

Fantastic news! Now the health economists are much more confident to recommend the use of EQ-5D-5L for quality of life measurement in Australian clinical trials

Happy to share our new paper led by Nhung Nghiem which uses #MachineLearning and #BigData to increase accuracy in predicting users of high #healthcare costs among people with #cardiovascular disease. #Prediction #modelling

A new position at Melbourne Health Economics We seek a Research Assistant with strong quantitative skills who will contribute to the Health Economics Platform within the Australian Centre Accelerating Diabetes Innovation and the Health Economics Node within MISCH Research Hub #hiring #recruiting #jobopportunity jobs.unimelb.edu.au/en/job/912184/…

Honoured to be a panellist in two Issue Panels at #ESMDM23 to discuss the role of a modelling community in assessing structural uncertainty and model validity based on experience from participating in the Mt Hood Diabetes Challenge Network Conferences tinyurl.com/mrxa4kue

Next Thu 22 June is the 4th in our #EMCR #ResearchDesign Webinar Series. Dr An Tran-Duy & Paul Amores MISCH Research Hub will present general methods for cost-utility analysis, emphasising key aspects in data collection & uncertainty analysis. Register here: ow.ly/tEAL50ORm2z

Join us for the June Beyond Insulin seminar, this Friday June 23 at 1pm - 2pm AEST Speaker: Dr An Duy Tran An Tran-Duy Title: Using simulation models to estimate long-term health outcomes and health services costs in type 1 diabetes Register here: atic.svi.edu.au/health-profess…

4 great publications in EuroQol June selection, with Melbourne Health Economics researchers featured in 2 ! 👏🥳 Check out our paper on the relationship between #EQ5D5L & #PROMIS 👉 bit.ly/3NZTysc nance devlin Brendan Mulhern Richard Norman Rosalie V An Tran-Duy

Great pleasure to present at the ADC on how combined risk factors levels impact lifespans in older people with type 1 diabetes. Thanks Australian Centre Accelerating Diabetes Innovation for supporting this study. Btw we have funding for a PhD health economic project (see photo). Let us know if you are interested.

We invite applications for a funded PhD project at Melbourne Health Economics and Australian Centre Accelerating Diabetes Innovation. A stipend and additional financial support are available through research and teaching assistance along with opportunities for funded travels. See details here: tinyurl.com/yckapnuz

Happy to share this new publication. The addition of vancomycin to cefazolin prophylaxis was not superior to placebo for the prevention of surgical site infections in arthroplasty among patients without known methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus colonization.

Nice to see our work is out. Not nice to see too little evidence on preference-weighted health-related quality of life in patients with bone sarcoma. Health utility measures are needed to support economic evaluation in this disease.

Melbourne Health Economics is excited to announce our short courses for April and October 2024 #healtheconomics #QALYs #ICERs Melbourne School of Population and Global Health Centre for Health Policy (CHP) mspgh.unimelb.edu.au/centres-instit…

Great to be part of this project. Looking forward to working with fantastic colleagues. Melbourne Health Economics MISCH Research Hub

Looking forward to speaking at the ISPOR 2024 in Atlanta on a method for calibration of a patient-level simulation model for diabetes. tinyurl.com/yc7vtxw3 Pleased to share that my study has been identified as a Top 5% Finalist for the ISPOR 2024 Research Presentation Awards.

The way we approach costing can greatly impact cost-effectiveness decision-making. In our next #EMCR Research Design Webinar, MISCH Research Hub's experts will give an overview of the perspective and costing approaches used in health economic evaluations. ➡️ow.ly/Maz250TjGJV⬅️

Our next Melbourne Academic Centre for Health webinar is coming up on Oct 17 with An Tran-Duy and Paul Amores presenting on perspectives and costing in health economic evaluations ⬇️⬇️

Join us online over lunch tomorrow for the latest in our #EMCR Research Design Webinar Series. MISCH Research Hub experts A/Prof An Tran-Duy & Paul Amores will give you valuable insights into costing approaches used in health economic evaluations. Register now ➡️ ow.ly/ePtS50TMf1l

Job opportunity! The Health Economics and Simulation Modelling Unit is currently seeking to fill a position for Research Fellow or Research Assistant - see thread for more details or look at: jobs.unimelb.edu.au/en/job/919185/…. Application close: 25 Jan 2025”