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Categories: Economic Evaluation, Environmental
Many public-sector bodies are under pressure to achieve efficiency and productivity savings in order to balance budgets. However, there is also an increased focus on public health spending to achieve long-term gains to health and reduced spending. As with all healthcare decisions, there are trade-offs and wider policy considerations when deciding to allocate funding to new healthcare interventions or programmes.
This half-day training course will provide an understanding of the principles of modelling public health interventions. The course will also focus on some of the methods and techniques used in wider policy considerations, including health inequalities and environmental sustainability. Finally, we will cover what implementation science is and the value it has in optimising benefit of new healthcare interventions.
Topics that will be covered include:



This training course will take place online. Further details will be emailed to you before the training event.
Investing in your professional development is an important decision. To ensure you have all the information you need, we’ve answered some of the most frequent questions about our course below. If you require further details prior to reserving your place at the course, please contact us.
This course would be of benefit to those working in the NHS and public sector, people involved with public health interventions, or people who would like a greater understanding of different components of decision making.
This course can be taken independently, or will be complementary to three other courses:
YHEC’s training courses are not recorded. However, the slides will be shared with those who attended the session.