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Applied Health Economics & Pharmacoeconomics: HTA & HEOR
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Applied Health Economics & Pharmacoeconomics: HTA & HEOR

Build and critique CEA, budget-impact and HTA models using QALYs, ICERs, RWE and a hands-on Excel workbook.
Last updated 8/2026
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What you'll learn

  • Calculate QALYs, ICERs, net monetary benefit and budget impact using a practical Excel workbook with live formulas.
  • Apply core health economics and pharmacoeconomics concepts to evaluate healthcare interventions and resource-allocation decisions.
  • Interpret cost-effectiveness results, dominance, thresholds and model outputs, and recognise common analytical errors.
  • Critically appraise real-world evidence claims, including confounding, immortal-time bias and inappropriate causal language.
  • Explain how HTA, pricing, patents, incentives and healthcare-system design shape access to medicines and technologies.
  • Apply the EU HTA Regulation by consolidating PICO requirements and mapping evidence needs for a Joint Clinical Assessment.

Course content

15 sections43 lectures11h 7m total length
  • Introduction0:57
  • What no course teaches — and why I publish it every week2:15

Requirements

  • No prior formal training in economics is required; the course begins with the core concepts.
  • A spreadsheet application such as Microsoft Excel or Google Sheets is required for the calculation workbook.
  • Basic familiarity with healthcare, pharmaceuticals or clinical research is helpful but not essential.

Description

Updated for 2026

This course has been substantially expanded since it was first published:

  • New chapter on the EU HTA Regulation. The Regulation became applicable on 12 January 2025 and joint clinical assessment is now live. Three lessons covering scope, the JCA process, PICO consolidation across member states and joint scientific consultations, with two planning tools.

  • A calculation workbook. Nine sheets covering QALYs, discounting, ICERs, the cost-effectiveness plane, incremental analysis with dominance, net monetary benefit and budget impact. Every formula is live: worked examples, blank practice rows and full solutions.

  • 14 chapter quizzes, 140 questions. Every answer option explains why it is right or wrong.

  • 5 applied assignments with model solutions: build an ICER, run an incremental analysis, construct a budget impact case, appraise a real-world evidence claim, and map PICO across member states.

  • 59 downloadable resources.

 Unlock the Future of Healthcare with Health Economics and Pharmacoeconomics

Are you ready to dive into the dynamic intersection of health and economics? Our comprehensive course on Health Economics and Pharmacoeconomics is your gateway to understanding and influencing the forces that shape healthcare systems worldwide.


Why Enroll in This Course?

Healthcare today faces unprecedented challenges—rising costs, technological advancements, global pandemics, and evolving policies. This course empowers you with the knowledge and skills to navigate these complexities, make informed decisions, and drive meaningful change in the healthcare landscape.


What You’ll Learn:

Economic Evaluation in Healthcare: Master the fundamentals of evaluating healthcare interventions to determine their value and impact on resource allocation.

Health Technology Assessment (HTA): Learn how to assess medical technologies and treatments to inform policy-making and optimize healthcare outcomes.

Drug Management in Healthcare: Explore effective strategies for managing pharmaceuticals within healthcare systems to enhance patient care and efficiency.

Pharmaceutical Policies and Competition: Analyze how patents and policies influence competition in the pharma industry, fostering innovation and improving access to medicines.

Healthcare Reforms: Examine the impact of healthcare reforms on systems and populations, and learn how to contribute to positive change.

Demand and Supply in Health Economics: Understand the economic behaviors of consumers and providers in the healthcare market.

Real-World Evidence: Utilize real-world data to inform healthcare decisions, policy development, and improve patient outcomes.

Behavioral Economics in Health: Discover how psychological factors affect health-related behaviors and how to design interventions that promote better health choices.

Advanced Topics: Delve into global health challenges, including pandemics and healthcare issues in developing countries, to gain a broader perspective.

Introduction to Modeling: Acquire essential modeling skills to analyze complex health economic issues and forecast future trends.


Who Is This Course For?

This course is ideal for:

Healthcare Professionals and Clinicians seeking to enhance their understanding of economic factors affecting healthcare delivery.

Policy Makers and Health Administrators aiming to apply economic evaluations and HTA in policy development.

Pharmaceutical Industry Professionals interested in market access, pricing strategies, and fostering competition.

Students and Academics in health economics, public health, pharmacy, or related fields looking to expand their expertise.

Anyone Passionate About Healthcare Economics eager to contribute to healthcare reforms and tackle global health challenges.


What You’ll Gain:

Practical Skills: Apply health economic principles to real-world scenarios and decision-making processes.

Strategic Insights: Navigate the complexities of healthcare systems, policies, and the pharmaceutical industry.

Global Perspective: Understand and address health economic issues on an international scale, including in developing countries.

Career Advancement: Enhance your professional profile and open doors to new opportunities in the healthcare sector.


Take the Next Step in Your Career

Join us on this enlightening journey to master the tools and concepts that are shaping the future of healthcare. Empower yourself to make a tangible impact on health systems and patient lives around the world.

Who this course is for:

  • Junior and mid-career professionals in HEOR, HTA, market access, pricing, reimbursement or pharmaceutical strategy.
  • Pharmacists, clinicians and healthcare professionals moving into evidence, value or resource-allocation roles.
  • Policy analysts, payers and health administrators who need to interpret economic evidence and HTA submissions.
  • Consultants and analysts who need to read, challenge and communicate economic models without becoming programmers.
  • Postgraduate students and researchers in health economics, public health, pharmacy, epidemiology or related fields.