Categories: Economic Evaluation, Health Technology Assessment, Review and Evidence Synthesis
Identifying Economic Evidence for HTA
Description
This training course has already run for 2026. Dates for 2027 will be out at the end of the year.
Are you facing the challenge of identifying robust health economic data to inform your models? Health economic evidence is an essential element of health services research – especially for health technology assessment (HTA). This training course provides practical guidance and solutions to help you identify economic evaluations relevant to your research. It also looks at how artificial intelligence (AI) may help with research identification.
The course begins by introducing the concepts of health economic models in a ‘jargon buster’ session. The session then explains how to navigate key economic information resources, such as the CEA Registry, and how to identify economic evaluations from major bibliographic databases. We will also look at the potential of AI tools for research identification. It will also teach effective strategies for identifying data for your economic models.
A provisional agenda for this course is available.
Course trainers

Julie Glanville
Independent Consultant in Information Retrieval

Mick Arber
Senior Information Specialist, YHEC

Will Green
Project Director
Location
This training course will take place online. Further details will be emailed to you before the training event.
Course questions
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, please contact us.
This training course is for information specialists, researchers and students who wish to learn about approaches to the identification of economic evidence for HTAs.
They are shown in either GMT (Late October to March) or BST (March to Late October - which is GMT +1)
YHEC’s training courses are not recorded. However, the slides will be shared with those who attended the session.
As of 2020, all of YHEC’s training courses will be held virtually. If you would prefer to attend a face-to-face course, we can provide a bespoke training course held at your preferred location.