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DESCRIPTION:JOINT EBOH/CORE SEMINAR SERIES \n\nJonathon Campbell\, PhD\n\nA
 ssistant Professor | Department of Medicine | Faculty of Medicine and Heal
 th Sciences |9I制作厂免费\n\nWhere: Hybrid Event | 2001 9I制作厂免费 Colleg
 e\, Room 1140\; Zoom & \n\nNOTE: Dr. Campbell will be presenting from 5252
  boul. de Maisonneuve\, 3rd Floor\, Kitchen 3B \n\nAbstract\n\nDespite bei
 ng a fundamental consideration in the adoption and implementation of healt
 h interventions\, costs are often neglected during research studies and ge
 nerally only considered 'late in the game' - if at all. Failure to conside
 r costs prior to implementing health interventions may lead to inefficient
  allocation of resources鈥攁 critical concern in health systems constrained 
 by resource scarcity. In this talk\, I will attempt to demystify the proce
 ss of considering the costs of health interventions\, describe different a
 pproaches to their measurement\, and provide an example of a tuberculosis 
 cost assessment and how it could be leveraged for decision-making.\n\nLear
 ning Objectives\n\n\n	Discuss the relevance of cost assessments to differen
 t areas of health research and their importance in overall decision-making
 \;\n	Understand the different approaches to estimating costs of health inte
 rventions and how and when to apply them\;\n	Describe the differences in co
 sts of caring for different forms of tuberculosis and how they can be used
  to support decision-making.\n\n\nSpeaker Bio\n\nI am an assistant profess
 or in the Departments of Medicine & Global and Public Health at 9I制作厂免费. My
  research centers on generating evidence to inform the design and implemen
 tation of novel tuberculosis prevention and care strategies that maximize 
 public health impact\, while minimizing health system and patient costs. M
 y primary aim is to optimize identification and treatment of tuberculosis 
 infection to prevent progression to tuberculosis disease\, with a particul
 ar focus on prevention among persons born outside of Canada鈥攁 population d
 isproportionately impacted by tuberculosis.\n
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SUMMARY:Including Cost Assessment in (Clinical) Research: Methods and Appli
 cations in Tuberculosis
URL:/epi-biostat-occh/channels/event/including-cost-as
 sessment-clinical-research-methods-and-applications-tuberculosis-350978
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