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The early results of HTx were presented at the Graduate School for Health Sciences Symposium (November 19 – 20, 2019) in Thun, Switzerland by two PhD students of University of Bern. Poster title: ‘A two-stage prediction model for heterogeneous effects for many treatment options’ Poster presenter: Konstantina

The HTx project was presented in a keynote lecture at the Pharmaceutical Pricing and Reimbursement (PPRI) Conference in Vienna (Austria), on the 24th of October 2019. Title: The need for better HTA methodology for more complex and personalised medicine Presenter: Wim Goettsch, Utrecht University, The

A great contribution of HTx’s work was presented at the XXXIst Conference of the Austro-Swiss Region [ ROeS ] of the International Biometric Society in Lausanne, Switzerland, September 9-12, 2019. The title of the presentation was ’ A two-stage prediction model for heterogeneous effects for

In June 2019, three representatives of the HTx Consortium attended the Eurordis Summer School in Barcelona, to introduce future patient experts and advocates to the aims, methods and ambitions of the HTx project. The Eurordis Summer School is a one-week face-to-face training for patient advocates,

Pall Jonsson, Associate Director at NICE, participated in a spotlight panel at the ISPOR Annual in May 2019 on the use of AI in healthcare. He outlined some of work within HTx that aims to better understand how AI can be used in healthcare research and delivery.

Professor Guenka Petrova, her colleagues and students and Bertalan Németh from Syreon Research Institute, Hungary presented the HTx project to the Rector, the Vice Rector, the Dean, teachers and students of the Medical University of Sofia, Bulgaria, on May 10, 2019. The active discussion and

During the Health Technology Assessment International (HTAi) conference in June, there was a special panel session on the HTx project. The project was introduced by the project coordinator from the University of Utrecht, National Health Care Institute (NL), dr. W.G. Goettsch and subsequently implementation, transferability