Education | National Centre for Pharmacoeconomics

With ever increasing demands on healthcare resources, there is a growing awareness of the role of pharmacoeconomics and health economics in informing policy decisions in the health care sector. Policy makers and clinical practitioners charged with enhancing the value for money derived from pharmaceutical expenditure are increasingly turning to pharmacoeconomic evaluations to inform their decision making. Pharmaceutical manufacturers are facing requests to demonstrate the cost effectiveness of medicines which claim a therapeutic advantage but come at higher acquisition cost. The National Centre for Pharmacoeconomics provides education and training in pharmacoeconomics including an introduction to methods and the use of economic evaluation as well as analysis of drug utilisation data in the Irish healthcare setting.

Courses

The NCPE periodically holds courses on topics related to Pharmacoeconomics in Ireland. These courses are typically attended by healthcare professionals, students and members of the pharmaceutical industry.

NCPE Webinar Series 2021

Pharmacoeconomic Assessment: Implications for policy and practice.

The webinars will be of particular interest to those working on health technology submissions, pharmaceutical industry, academia and those working in healthcare policy.

The webinars will take place from 10am to 1pm on the following dates:

Webinar I – 23rd February 2021

16 March 2021

27 April 2021

Programme and booking form available in the attachments below. Please contact ncpe@stjames.ie to register for these events.

NCPE Webinar Series 2021

Registration form 2021

NCPE Annual Symposium 6 and 7 May 2020 – Cancelled

Update on Pharmacoeconomics in the Irish Healthcare setting” 15th & 16th May 2019 Dublin Castle.

Day 1 Wednesday 15th May 2019

Day 2 Thursday 16th May 2019