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STSMs 2016/2017

The action has funded 6 STSMs over the coming months!

Successful meeting on Project Risk & Asset Management Uncertainty Assessment

October 2016: The Action held a workshop on Project Risk & Asset Management Uncertainty hosted by colleagues at TU Delft

Expert Judgement Workshop, 26th August 2016

An expert judgement workshop is being held at the University of Strathclyde on Friday 26th August!

Expert Judgement to Enhance Health Decision-Making

Session 1: Risk of contamination & disease transmission

Valuing the risk of emerging infectious diseases for blood transfusion safety - W. Oei, Rabin Neslo, Mart P. Janssen.

Expert judgement in pandemic alerts - Gordon Woo

Adapting Expert Elicitation Methods for Global Study of Foodborne Disease - Sandra Hoffman, Abby Colson

Session 2: The challenges of health technologies

Elicitation of stakeholder preferences in early models for Health Technology Assessment - Maarten IJzerman

Exploring cost-effectiveness of prophylactic treatment strategies for severe haemophilia: results from an updated micro-simulation model - Fischer & Janssen

A pilot study to assess feasibility of value based pricing in Cyprus through pharmacoeconomic modelling and assessment of its operational framework: sorafenib for second line renal cell cancer - Panayiotis Petrou

Decision rules for allocating of finances to health systems strengthening - Alec Morton

Consumer acceptance of functional foods and novel food technologies - Mladen Brnčić*, Mirjana Hruškar, Marina Krpan, Suzana Rimac Brnčić

Session 3: Medicinal products

The EU Risk Management Plan – a tool to address the uncertainties at the time of approval, and manage the risks of medicines - Emil Cochino

Is there a role for expert judgement in the medicines use process? - Patricia Vella Bonanno

Session 4: Expert elicitation exercise

Session Overview

Presentations:

The Problem of Antibiotic Resistance, Abby Colson.
Overview of the health technology assessment process, with a discussion of key uncertainties, Miriam Azzopardi.
Antibiotic Resistance: A health technology challenge, Michael Borg.
Overview of the medical regulations process, with a discussion of key uncertainties, Emil Cochino.

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Session 5: Methodologies & their applications

Methods to elicit experts’ beliefs over uncertain quantities: application to a cost effectiveness transition model of negative pressure wound therapy for severe pressure ulceration - Marta Soares

Health information at the service of policy: strengths and weaknesses of a small country - Neville Calleja

Interactivity for e-health stakeholder empowerment by means of expert judgement technique - Birute Mikulskiene

Handling equitable preferences - Özlem Karsu¹, Alec Morton², and Nikos Argyris³

Simulation exercises as vehicles to address risk and uncertainty in chemical preparedness - Mark Zammit¹, and Roberto Debono²

The different dimensions of medical expert judgement from the point of view of ethics and philosophy - Jacob Dahl Rendtorff

Recent advances in multiple criteria decision making: applying the aggregation-disaggregation theory in healthcare - Panagiotis Manolitzas¹, Evangelos Grigoroudis², Pavlos Delias³, and Nikolaos Matsatsinis^4

Expert judgement for dependence elicitation: A literature review and future research directions - Christoph Werner¹, Anca Hanea², and Oswaldo Morales Napoles³

Estimating the position of political parties: comparison between an expert survey and a candidate survey - Ioannis Andreadis

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