2018
Video abstract (4 min) presented by James Christopher Gregor on “Inflammatory bowel disease patients prioritize mucosal healing, symptom control, and pain when choosing therapies: results of a prospective cross-sectional willingness-to-pay study”
Video abstract (3 min) presented by Juan Marcos González Sepúlveda on “Comparing preferences for outcomes of psoriasis treatments among patients and dermatologists in the U.K.: results from a discrete‐choice experiment”
Video abstract (7 min) presented by Jacob Mazalale and co-authored by Matthew Quaife on “Designing a discrete choice experiment to understand food choice based on maize price variations in rural Malawi”
Webinar (43 min) at the Centre for Health Evaluation and Outcome Sciences (CHÉOS) moderated by Nicholas (Nick) J. Bansback and presented by Paula Lorgelly on “Does the public value targeted sequencing in advanced cancer?”
Webinar (56min) arranged by PREFER and moderated by Bennett Levitan on “What Parkinson’s patients want from treatment.”
2017
Statisticians in the Pharmaceutical Industry (SPI) has a Benefit-Risk Assessment special interest group lead by Alexander Schacht, which hosted three webinars on Health Preference Research:
- “Do patient preference have a role in Health Technology Assessment? Current Practice and Future Potential“ by Kevin Marsh
- “Measuring Patient and Physician Benefit Risk“ by Eva Katz
- “Patient Preferences in Benefit-Risk Assessments during the Drug Life Cycle: PREFER – an IMI Project“ by Conny Berlin and Rachael DiSantostefano
At the SMDM 39th North American Meeting, John F. P. Bridges gave a full day short course on “Stated-Preferences Methods.” Part 2, Part 3 and Part 4 are available on YouTube.
2016
Panel (53 min) with Mandy Ryan on “Understanding individual choices in health”
Webinar (13 min) at the 7th ESRC Research Methods Festival, 5-7 July 2016, University of Bath by Matthew Quaife on “What are discrete choice experiments?”
2015
Webinar (72 min) by John Matthew Rose on “Discrete Choice and Health: A World of Opportunities”
Webinar (19 min) at Community Health Sciences, University of Calgary by Deborah Marshall on “Being a Health Economist“.
2014
The University of Calgary record a 1-hour video of Deborah Marshall on “Is the human genome worth $1000?“
The Arthritis Research Canada interviewed Deborah Marshall for 20 minutes on “Which patients are candidates for total joint replacement surgery?”
2013
Ely Dahan was invited to be an IAHPR founding member, but passed away before our first meeting in Amsterdam. At the first meeting, we showed a video that he made on the “Value of Innovation“ in remembrance of Ely. The following two videos capture some of his thoughts on marketing research, but speak more broadly.
2011
At the AHRQ meeting on “Differing Levels of Clinical Evidence: Exploring Communication Challenges in Shared Decisionmaking,” Liana Fraenkel gave a 21 minute lecture on “Quantifying Patient Preferences.” The Symposium also included presentations by Hilary Llewellyn-Thomas, Ronald Epstein, Paul Haidet, and Dominick Frosch
At the Duke Clinical Research Institute, Axel C. Mühlbacher, Susanne Bethge, Christin Juhnke and Kevin Schulman gave a one-hour presentation on “Assessing Value in Healthcare Delivery Systems: Use of Discrete Choice Experiments to Elicit Patient Preferences.”