HEALTH ECONOMICS & OUTCOME ANALYSIS [HEOA] NATIONAL WORKSHOP

Health Economics

& Outcome Analysis [HEOA]

National Workshop

NEIGRIHMS CAMPUS

Organized by

Department of Pharmacology,

NEIGRIHMS

“Warm welcome to all”

22nd - 23rd February 2019

NEIGRIHMS family invites participants for this two-day, lecture-based

learning combined with hands-on workshop, on the topic of health economics

Topics • Health economics • Cost effectiveness & cost utility analysis • Cost minimization & cost benefit analysis • Pharmacoeconomic Modeling techniques • Decision Tree & Decision analysis • Patient reported outcome analysis

Target audience

• Doctors • Nursing faculties • Health policy developers • Pharmacists • Industry delegates • Undergraduates of MBBS, pharmacy,

nursing students

POSTER PRESENTATIONS

HEALTH ECONOMICS & OUTCOME ANALYSIS [HEOA]

Dear Delegate,

Greetings from the Organizing committee of HEOA 2019!

We are pleased to inform you all that the department of Pharmacology, NEIGRIHMS, will be

holding a workshop on ‘Health Economics and Outcome analysis’, to be held on 22nd and 23rd of

February 2019 in our Institute.

Health economics studies compare costs, clinical, and humanistic outcomes associated with

different therapies and can aid the policy makers and the healthcare providers in decision making in

evaluating the affordability of and access to rational drug use. With ever increasing healthcare costs,

value added care provided to the patients by individual healthcare institution needs to be further

researched. It relates patients, society, and economy, to drug therapy. The development of Health

economics is at an infancy stage in India at the moment, despite the rapid growth of other areas of

clinical research. There is a need to train the students as well as the faculties in the country to hike the

research in this field. In this regard, we think that this workshop would be of great benefit. We plan to

create a basic understanding about health economic analysis, delivering cost-effectiveness message to

decision makers and also to introduce basic modeling techniques that are being used routinely in such

analyses.

The speakers are from academics as well as pharmaceutical industry having great experience in

economic outcome research for many years. The noted resource persons are from prime institutions

in the country including All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), North Eastern Indira

Gandhi Regional Institute of Medical Sciences (NEIGRIHMS) and North Eastern Hill University

(NEHU). We have also included eminent persons from pharmaceutical industry to guide us regarding

the actual practice of Pharmacoeconomics.

Expecting your participation,

With regards

Organizing committee

NEIGRIHMS

HEALTH ECONOMICS & OUTCOME ANALYSIS [HEOA]

Overview about NEIGRIHMS

NEIGRIHMS was established by the Government of India in 1987. It has been designed as a

Postgraduate Medical Institute in lineage of AIIMS, New Delhi and PGIMER, Chandigarh. It is the

First Postgraduate Medical Institute in the North Eastern Region and the Third in the Country

established by Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, Government of India. Destined to be the

“Pride” of North Eastern Region, NEIGRIHMS as the “Island of Excellence” bears the mission of an

apex coordination centre to guide the health care policy of the Central Government, to potentially

coordinate with international health organizations like WHO, UNICEF, World Bank etc in the

activities of health sector with a Vision of developing an apex seat of learning cum health care and

capacity building as also to develop a self- sustainable resource centre of Health and Medical

Sciences through the trinity of training, services and research.

NEIGRIHMS is conducting Clinical Grand Rounds/Clinico-Pathological Conferences,

national/international conferences, symposia, workshops, teleconferences, tele-medicine in

collaboration with other institutes in the country, involving various other funding agencies for

research, especially ICMR, HRD, DST, DBT, etc. With Post Graduate/Post Doctoral teaching

facilities in 35 disciplines along with its 531 bed capacity and 75 Intensive Care beds, Ace Trauma

and Emergency Medicine Services, 350-bedded Regional Cancer Centre plus separate Medical and

Nursing Colleges and College for Pharmacy and Dental Sciences, Patient Rest House, Helipad, Air

Ambulance to air lift and in transit management of seriously sick /injured patients from far flung

hilly areas of North East, better road connectivity with the Shillong by-pass, this Institution is on its

way to be the major Referral Regional Centre with State-of-the-Art facilities for Medicare, Human

Resource Development and Medi-Tourism in North East.

“The Destination for Quality Healthcare in North East India”

Resource persons

1. Prof. Utpal Kumar De, Professor, Economics Department,NEHU

2. Mr. Mahendra Kumar Rai, M.Pharm , Head- Real World Insights (RWI),

South Asia, IQVIA (Formerly Quintiles IMS)

3. Dr. Biswadeep Das, Associate Professor, Department of Pharmacology

AIIMS, Rishikesh

4. Miss. Richa Goyal, M.Pharm, Engagement Manager, Real World Insights

(RWI), South Asia, IQVIA (Formerly Quintiles IMS)

5. Mr. Sunil Singh, B.Pharm, MBA, Senior Manager, ACG group (capsule,

Engineering, Packaging, Anti-counterfeiting solutions, Mumbai

6. Prof. C Sarkar, Professor and HOD, Department of Pharmacology,

NEIGRIHMS

SESSIONS

DAY – 1 [22.02.2019]

9.30-- 10.30

AM

HEALTH ECONOMICS: OVERVIEW

Dr. Biswadeep Das

10.30 --11.00

AM

INAUGURAL FUNCTION

11.00 --12.00

PM

OVERVIEW OF PHARMACOECONOMICS AND MODELLING

TECHNIQUES

Mr. Mahendra Kumar Rai

12.00 – 12.30

PM

GROUP TASK : Miss. Richa Goyal, Mr. Sunil Singh, Dr. DK Brahma, Dr.

Dauni Slong, Dr. Gopisankar MG & Dr. Parthajyoti Neog

12.00 -- 12.45

PM

COST MINIMIZATION AND COST BENEFIT ANALYSIS

Dr. Biswadeep Das

12.45-1.15 PM POSTER PRESENTATION & EVALUATION

[ LUNCH ]

1.30 – 2.15 PM COST-EFFECTIVENESS AND COST-UTILITY ANALYSIS

Prof. Utpal Kumar De

2.15 –3.00 PM PATIENT REPORTED OUTCOMES (PRO) INSTRUMENT IN

HEALTH RESEARCH

Mr. Mahendra Kumar Rai

3.00 – 3.30 PM GROUP TASK: Prof. C Sarkar, Dr. JB Wahlang, Miss. Richa Goyal, Mr.

Sunil Singh,

Dr. Dauni Slong & Dr. Gopisankar MG, Dr. Parthajyoti Neog

3.30 – 4.30 PM REAL WORLD EVIDENCE IN HEALTH RESEARCH

Mr. Mahendra Kumar Rai

DAY – 2 [23.02.2019]

9.30-- 10.30 AM DECISION TREE AND DECISION ANALYSIS

Mr. Mahendra Kumar Rai

10.30 --11.00

AM

GROUP TASK : Prof. C Sarkar, Dr. JB Wahlang, Miss. Richa Goyal,

Mr. Sunil Singh, Dr. Parthajyoti Neog & Dr. Gopisankar MG

11.00 --12.00

PM

CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF A HEALTH ECONOMIC STUDY

Prof. Utpal Kumar De, Dr. JB Wahlang, Dr. Gopisankar MG,

Dr. Parthajyoti Neog

12.00 – 12.30

PM

Declaration of Prizes and closing ceremony

[ LUNCH ]

Instructions

1. Participants are expected to bring their own laptops for hands-on exercises (please inform

us by mail in advance, in case you cannot bring your laptop)

Registration details

• Register your participation at the earliest by mail : juliewahlang@gmail.com and copy to

spaarkingo@gmail.com [Include the details given in the registration form]

• Registration fee for the two-day workshop: Rs.500 per person

• The registration fee includes course materials, refreshments and snacks, lunch, and MCI

credits and Nursing credits.

• Participants are requested to arrange their stay and travel themselves.

• Registration fee can be remitted at the venue OR through plexus md online

https://www.plexusmd.com/event/HEOA19

REGISTRATION FORM

NAME____________________________________________________________________

DEGREE & DEPARTMENT ___________________________________________________

POSITION_________________________________________________________________

AFFILIATION

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ADDRESS

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CITY ________________________________ STATE _____________ ________________

TELEPHONE

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EMAIL ADDRESS

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REASON FOR ATTENDING THE WORKSHOP_________________________________

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Call for Abstracts (Poster presentation)

We invite abstracts of performed original research work for poster presentation during the first day (22.02.2018) of the workshop. The thematic lines:

Health economics studies

Health outcome studies

We also invite conceptual papers in the following themes 1. Cost minimization strategies regarding any disease 2. Novel ideas that can revolutionize Health policy and administration Instructions The abstract should be prepared in word document using the Font–Times New Roman, Size-12 of not more than 500 words. •The abstract should contain Title, Authors, affiliation/s and Main body. •Title- Title should be typed in bold and in sentence case, i.e., use a capital letter at the beginning of title only and no full stop at the end. •Authors – Author names should be typed as – Surname & initials. •The name of the presenting author should be underlined. •Address should be typed in sentence case. •It must contain, Name of the department/College, Name of University, detail address with Pin code.– Email of corresponding author. •Main body- The main body of abstract must contain: Objective/s, Methodology, Results and Conclusion (except for conceptual papers). •Abstracts if accepted, author has to register for the conference

Please send your abstracts by mail on or before February 15, 2019 to juliewahlang@gmail.com and copy to pharmacologydept.neigrihms@gmail.com

Processing of Abstracts •Abstracts will be screened on the basis of content, quality, and relevance to the theme of the conference, methodological rigor and originality of the work done. •Best presentations will be awarded CASH PRIZES FOR ANY DETAILS CONTACT: +918794732665, +918731810922

ORGANIZING COMMITTEE

Chief Patron:

Prof. D.M. Thappa

Patrons:

Prof. A. C. Phukan

Mr. David T. Umdor

Organizing Chairperson:

Prof. Chayna Sarkar

Organizing Co-chairperson:

Dr. D. K. Brahma

Organizing Secretary:

Dr. J. B. Wahlang

Organizing Joint Secretaries:

Dr. Gopisankar.M.G.

Dr.Parthajyoti Neog

Treasurer:

Dr. Pranjal.P. Saikia

Dr. Evarisalin Marbaniang

Scientific Committee:

Dr. Vikas Jagtap

Dr. Caleb Harris

Dr. Dauni Slong

Dr. Biswajeet Saikia

Dr. Iada Tiewsoh

Hospitality:

Dr. John A Lyngdoh

Dr.Benjamin Nongrum

Dr. Donbok Lynser

Mr. Wallace

Mr. Arbon Lyngdoh

Mr. Shemlang

Mr.Don Sumer

Registration Committee:

Dr. Nari lyngdoh

Dr. L. Purnima Devi

Dr. Himashree Bhattacharya

Dr. Lanalyne Thangkhiew

Dr. Happy Chutia

Dr. Banylla Nongkynrih

Mrs. Wanda Dkhar

Ms. Arky Jane

Mr. Pynjop

List of hotels near to venue

1. Pinewood Hotel, Rita Road - 03642223116

2. Hotel Poinisuk, Laitumkhrah -03647100030

3. Centre Point, Police Bazar -01246201611

4. Hotel Alpine Continental, Quinton Road -07053058484

5. Latei Ville Inn, Langkyrding - 07053058484

6. Café Shillong Bed & Breakfast, Lachumiere – 08974066089

7. Hotel Polo Towers, Oakland Road -03642222341

8. Hotel Knight Inn, Saw Furlong -03642504289

9. Breeze Vale Homestay, Lumdiengsoh (Motinagar), 8259922656.

Reaching the venue

The nearest major airport to Shillong that is well-connected with multiple cities

across India is in Guwahati, which is about 125 km away. You can take a taxi from

Guwahati to Shillong (approximate rate Rs.400-500 per person in a shared cab of

4). They will drop you at police bazaar which is around 9km from NEIGRIHMS

hospital. From their you can get another cab to reach the venue

(approximate rate Rs.120-150 per person in shared cab)

Places of interest around Shillong

1. Elephant Falls, Shillong Peak, Lady Hydari Park, Laitumkhrah Cathedral,

Wards Lake, Golf Course, State Museum.

2. Shillong-Barapani: The Tour covers the following places of tourist interest:

3. Elephant Falls, Shillong Peak, Lady Hydari Park, Laitumkhrah Cathedral,

Wards Lake, Golf Course, State Museum, Bishop Beadon Falls, Barapani

Lake.

4. Sohra (Cherrapunjee):Mawkdok Valley, Ramkrishna Mission, Nohkalikai

Falls. Mawsmai Caves, Eco Park, Nohsngithiang Falls, Thangkharang Park,

Motrop (Giant conical rock).

5. Mawsynram : Mawjyngbuin Cave, Khreng Khreng (Cracked rock), Rit

Mawksir (view point), Jakrem (Hotwater Spring).

6. Nartiang: Durga Mandir, Shiv Mandir. Monolith Park, Thadlaskein Lake,

Thadlaskein Resort.