How to choose from published health utilities for your cost utility model?
Wearing the right "HAT"
Towards Transparency in the Selection of Published Health Utility Inputs in CUA: The Health Utility Application Tool (HAT) by @MikeZoratti@DonHusereau
https://t.co/Cj4qKWDMqv
I am working on a proposal to improve diagnostic #testing for #cancer patients in Ontario.
Interested to hear from patients, family or clinicians about challenges with biomarker testing in cancer care as well as for trial eligibility.
Please DM or email me.
590 total trials identified to date - filter these trials by those recruiting, completed, completed with results, not recruiting, status unclear, and suspended. https://t.co/Ny0sEZNJzk #COVID19#COVIDtrials
NEW Research: Pangenotypic direct acting antivirals for the treatment of chronic #Hepatitis C virus infection: A systematic literature review and meta-analysis @MikeZoratti#OpenAccess
https://t.co/y1SwNwzQYv
@A_M_Blackburn@EvidenceRobot Though I haven’t searched for dissertations in my projects, you can try: https://t.co/hQ4tLZXz5E As for contacting authors, all you can really do is email the corresponding author with a sentence or two about the work you’re doing. Sometimes they may help you out.
Participate in our 10-min survey collecting opinions on what to consider when applying health utility literature to decision-making.
Responses are confidential/anonymous, but you have the option to be named as a contributor. No risks/harms anticipated.
https://t.co/zaGgYZikjC