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HEDS Discussion Paper Round-up
We published the following DPs this quarter and they are available freely online here.Image by the Italian voice via Flickr CC BY 2.0Injury Alcohol-Attributable Fractions: Methodological Issues and DevelopmentsDaniel Hill-McManus, Colin Angus, Yang Meng, John Holmes, Alan Brennan, Petra S. MeierAssessing methods for dealing with treatment crossover in clinical trialsNR Latimer, KR Abrams, PC Lambe
Mixed Methods in Research Association Conference, Boston - 2014
Kat Melling, Theme Manager for CLAHRC-YH TaCT theme recently attended the Mixed Methods in Research Association Conference in Boston, MA 26-29th June 2014. The conference theme was “Coming at Things Differently” and focused on harnessing the heterogeneity of mixed methods research. The conference aimed to provide a platform to explore and expand the conversation about mixed methods.Kat presented
Avoiding and Identifying Errors and Other Threats to the Credibility of Health Economic Models
Author(s):Tappenden, P. | Chilcott, J.B.Publication year: 2014Journal / Book title: PharmacoEconomicsAccess all results for your search in Scopus
A user-friendly, open-source tool to project impact and cost of diagnostic tests for tuberculosis
Author(s):Dowdy, D.W. | Andrews, J.R. | Dodd, P.J. | Gilman, R.H.Publication year: 2014Journal / Book title: eLifeAccess all results for your search in Scopus
JUL 26
WW1 Centenary lecture series: Brian Morgan
When: Wed Sep 24, 2014 6pm to 7pm BST Where: Lecture Theatre 1, B floor, Medical School Event Status: confirmed Event Description: 'Harold Gillies and the Birth of Plastic Surgery in World War One' Book tickets in advance via: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/harold-gillies-and-the-birth-of-plastic-surgery-in-world-war-one-lecture-by-brian-morgan-tickets-12120072463
WW1 Centenary lecture series: Tom Scotland
When: Thu Jul 24, 2014 6pm to 7pm BST Where: Lecture Theatre 1, B floor, Medical School Event Status: confirmed Event Description: 'The changing management of abdominal wounds during the Great War; from "laissez faire" to urgent surgical intervention & lessons learning!' Book tickets in advance via: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/the-changing-management-of-abdominal-wounds-during-th
Nacho Abasolo - HEDS seminar
When: Tue Aug 5, 2014 12:30pm to 1:30pm BST Where: LT 1 and 2 Event Status: confirmed Event Description: Horizontal equity in specialist care utilisation by socioeconomic groups: a compartmentalised or integral analysis?. Previous studies that explore horizontal equity in utilisation of specialist care in a National Health Service, consider as “non utilisation” (i.e. zeros) the utilisation of pri
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