Titel: Defining the Value of Medical Interventions. Normative and Empirical Challenges
Termin: 16.9.2019 bis 20.9.2019
Veranstaltungsort:
The interdisciplinary and international conference “Defining the Value of Medical Interventions” aims to bring together young scholars from different disciplines to discuss topics regarding defining the value of health care. There will be a focus on studies from Germany and the United Kingdom in collaboration with the ETHOX Centre, University of Oxford. Contributions fitting one of the following three thematic sections are invited:
1. Defining value – theoretical and normative aspects
Ethical and legal frameworks of defining the value of health care
Philosophical and anthropological foundations of defining the value of health care and its impacts on healthcare systems
Defining the value of health care: Individual needs or standardized health care. Are explicit or implicit thresholds needed (a view of Bismarck and Beveridge type models)?
2. Approaches of defining the value of health care – national and international perspectives
Ethical and theoretical premises of HTAs
International perspectives on defining value (e.g. harmonization of HTA in the European Union)
Empirical methods of assessing health-related impacts and outcomes
Considering value in the context of value-based health care
Should HTAs be refined in times of personalized medicine?
3. Practices and impacts of defining the value of health care
Who defines the value? Bridging the gap between entrepreneurs, investors and cost payers/regulators
Implementing values by incentives: what can be learnt from P4P models?
Perspectives and participation of different stakeholders in defining the value of health care
Defining value in different clinical contexts (e.g. at the end of life, orphan disease)
We invite PhD students, postdocs and other researchers as well as practitioners from relevant disciplines and fields to present their research projects and discuss them with leading experts. Expenses for travel, accommodation and meals will be covered. In addition, all participants will have the opportunity to prepare a manuscript and to submit it for a peer-reviewed publication. All contributors to the publication will receive a remuneration of 300 Euro.
Abstracts (max. 500 words) along with a curriculum vitae may be submitted until 10 June 2019 via e-mail.
Kontakt:
Charlotte Buch
Institute for History and Ethics of Medicine
Medical Faculty
Martin Luther University Halle-Wittenberg
charlotte.buch@medizin.uni-halle.de