The spring series has been confirmed, and includes 2 HEDS-y topics, although all seminars are open to everyone. Seminars will run almost weekly on Tuesdays at 12.30 to 1.30 and are usually in the Pemberton Lecture Theatre in Regent Court (unless mentioned otherwise). Here is the list:
13th Jan - Ed Wilson, University of Cambridge ~ How detailed does a piggybacked economic evaluation alongside an RCT need to be? A comparison of relative value of information from different resource use data collection processes in an economic evaluation alongside a clinical trial
20th Jan - Laura Di Bona, ScHARR ~ Adopt a Care Home: A collaboration between school children and people with dementia
27th Jan - Paul Aylin, Imperial College London ~ Understanding weekend mortality rates in hospitals
3rd Feb - Matt Dexter, Sheffield Hallam ~ Open Design and medication products - enabling participation in design and manufacture
10th Feb - Shirley Thomas, University of Nottingham ~ TBC
24th Feb - Lukasz Tanajewski, University of Nottingham ~ Economic evaluation of a general hospital unit for older people with delirium and dementia (TEAM trial): clinical outcomes versus cost-effectiveness
10th Mar - Pablo Monsovais, University of Oxford ~ TBC
17th Mar (Eric Wilkes) - Alicia O'Cathain, ScHARR ~ Quality of mixed methods studies
24th Mar (Venue TBA) - Wandi Bruine de Bruin, University of Leeds ~ The mental models approach to developing risk communication
