Look forward to presenting this study on the long-term effects of pantoprazole for ICU patients using Danish registries alongside a large clinical trial at #EuHEA2022 this afternoon https://t.co/iNQWu3zM2U
One point I will present is that registries can…https://t.co/xBqZVvYlO7
New protocol published now.
"Public versus patient health preferences: protocol for a study to elicit EQ-5D-5L health state valuations for patients who have survived a stay in intensive care"
Thanks to @DorteGyrd, Claire Gudex and Anders Perner. https://t.co/whNwbkUZbM
Pantoprazole vs placebo in #ICU pts, secondary analysis of 🇩🇰 SUP-ICU trial: prophylactic pantoprazole ⬇️ reduced clinically important GI bleeding, but this did not translate into improved: 1y outcomes, health care resource use/costs, employment status.
https://t.co/QCwm2Dq1QQ
New pub by Ina Tapager, @Kimroseolsen (@DaCHE_SDU), Karsten Vrangbæk in @socscimed: Exploring equity in accessing diabetes management treatment: A healthcare gap analysis https://t.co/Z3MgibqH5N
I'm co-organising a workshop on 'Preference Laundering in Health Economics: Bias Correction & Deliberation' with talks by @StefanLipman & @VivianReckers. December 9, 13–16:30 CET, @ESHPM_EUR & via Zoom. Come join! https://t.co/Ng4QYtW9U5
Earlier this week, I gave a webinar hosted by @healtheconomics on 𝗢𝗣𝗨𝗙 – a new type of online survey for eliciting personal utility functions for the EQ-5D-5L (or any other PROM).
If you are interested in this topic, the recording is available at: https://t.co/lV3FXoC7k6
Hvis du er interesseret i borgeres sundhedsadfærd samt i prioritering, organisering og styring af sundhedsvæsenet, så hold øje med vores arbejde ved @DaCHE_SDU. Vi samarbejder gerne om analyser, forskningsprojekter og kompetenceudvikling. #dkpol#dksund https://t.co/29I2pn5Veq
A value set for the EQ-5D-5L instrument (aka QALY weights) is generally thought of as a neat simple function that looks something like this 👇
It represents the *average* preference of the general public.
In a new industrial postdoc project, @jens_halling is setting out to discover more about mitochondria’s role in regulating our resting metabolism. They may play a role in making weight loss hard to maintain. We have supported his project with 600.000 DKK. https://t.co/FOKMOYwgQT