A huge thank you to the external examiners; Prof Keith Abram @KRAbrams and Dr Alec Miners, plus the viva internal coordinator; Prof Allan Wailoo @AllanWailoo
In his presentation, @AbuAlshreef, explains why G-methods are the best-performing methods for adjusting estimates of treatment effectiveness for patient non-adherence in the context of time-to-event outcomes and health technology assessment. #simulationstudy#SMDM21
New research publication in The Lancet Psychiatry co-authors HEDS Health Economist Anju Keetharuth and HEDS Research Associate Nyantara Wickramasekera
@ScHARRHEDS@ScHARRSheffield
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.@ScHARRHEDS contribute to a new @NIHRresearch Health Technology Assessment: Intravitreal ranibizumab versus aflibercept versus bevacizumab for macular oedema due to central retinal vein occlusion: LEAVO non-inferiority three-arm RCT https://t.co/B3xncGXA3i #MacularOedema
Clinical and Cost Effectiveness of Intravitreal Ranibizumab (#Lucentis) vs Aflibercept (#Eylea) vs Bevacizumab (#Avastin) for Macular Oedema due to CRVO.
Check out our full #HTA report from the LEAVO study: https://t.co/9kMEjSXNYq
#RCT#healtheconomics#HEOR@ScHARRHEDS
“If the estimated 5700 people diagnosed with MO due to CRVO each year in England & Wales (@RCOphth) were treated with bevacizumab instead of aflibercept the #NHS would save £31,692,000 within 1 year £25,906,500 if treated with bevacizumab instead of ranibizumab
#Ophthalmology
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Bevacizumab (#Avastin) is always the most cost-effective intervention compared to ranibizumab and aflibercept for the treatment of macular oedema (MO) due to CRVO: LEAVO Study
Checkout our new paper in @PECjournal: https://t.co/sUIjgTSDV8
#healtheconomics#HTA@SchARRHEDS
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“Although bevacizumab was not non-inferior to ranibizumab & aflibercept in LEAVO, the three interventions generate similar quality-adjusted life-years
Wider adoption of bevacizumab for the treatment of MO due to CRVO could result in substantial savings to healthcare systems
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For those interested in understanding the cost-effectiveness of self-managed computerised word finding therapy as an add-on to usual care for people with aphasia post-stroke. Kudos to @BigCACTUS_study team @NRLatimer@RPalmerSLT@StevenJulious et al.
https://t.co/nwsLDaSq1r
Just added to The Lancet's #COVID19 Resource Centre—Safety and immunogenicity of two COVID-19 vaccine trials: ChAdOx1 https://t.co/qzlBcVGaGj and adenovirus type-5 vectored https://t.co/X0TmwFTxBd plus linked Comment https://t.co/wAfiTSqAEU
#RECOVERYtrial#Dexamethasone
Pre-print now available.
Huge credit to all those #NHS who have made this possible - most of all to the patients, their families and their loved ones. Thank you all.
https://t.co/M1FUQehsgc
Our paper is now out @bmj_latest & Trials @BioMedCentral
The Adaptive designs CONSORT Extension (ACE) statement: a checklist with explanation and elaboration guideline for reporting randomised trials that use an adaptive design https://t.co/iAj4PYovke
https://t.co/UsWMemTM5p
#RECOVERYTrial: Low-cost dexamethasone reduces deaths by up to a third in hospitalised #COVID19 patients with severe respiratory complications.
Read statement from the Chief Investigators ➡��� https://t.co/yylaEPEWs3
Vaccine makers are racing to develop #COVID19 vaccines, and have advanced 10 candidates into clinical trials. But challenges remain.
World Report spoke to @drpennyheaton@GatesMRI, CEO of @vaccitech & Adrian Hill, vaccinologist @UniofOxford https://t.co/Q6Ai83SI81
We are proud to launch our first in a series of health research webinars from @ScHARRSheffield starting on June 25th with @Ju_B81 - Change and continuity in the global health system - register your place here https://t.co/6Ktq2MUew6