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MSHR Event – How Can Health Economic Models Best Reflect Patient And Public Values?

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Bringing together health economists, research users, patients, and public organizations with an interest in healthcare decisions and economic modelling.

Details:
• At the June 14th event (10 am- 12 pm PST), participants will hear from speakers with expertise in health and healthcare costs, the use of computer modelling, and values and transparency in science.
• At the June 15th event (10 am- 12 pm PST), everyone will be invited to be part of a facilitated discussion, including in break-out groups.

We offering honoraria in the form of a $50 gift card for people who want to come both days and be an active part of the discussion.

To register, contact stephanie.harvard@ubc.ca

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