Executive MSc Health Economics, Outcomes and Management and Clinical Sciences In-Person Executive Experience
Friday 19 July, 2.00-4.00PM UTC
Technopark Zürich, Switzerland
Join Dr. Alex Carter, Associate Professor (Education) at LSE, for an insightful lecture on ‘Estimating Costs and Benefits in Clinical Sciences’ as part of our Executive MSc in Health Economics, Outcomes, and Management in Clinical Sciences offering.
The session will cover:
- The importance of estimating costs and benefits: Focus on both established and emerging technologies and services within health systems.
- Economic andFinancial implications: Understand how these affect decision-making, impacting health outcomes and resource allocation.
- Methodologies for calculation: Learn about the various approaches and innovative techniques used to calculate costs and benefits, tailored for the dynamic healthcare landscape.
Spaces are limited, so we encourage you to secure your spot as soon as possible. Register via the button below, or scan the QR code at the right corner on the event card.
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Executive MSc Health Economics, Policy and Management
Tuesday 11 June, 12.30-1.30PM BST (UTC+1)
Join our upcoming info session and learn more about the esteemed EMSc Health Economics, Policy and Management.
Hear from George Wharton, programme co-director and learn about this EMSc offering a comprehensive interdisciplinary toolkit with trainings around health economics, policy process, health services research, and health management.
Applications are now open to join and study alongside full-time work from December 2024.
Executive MSc Health Economics, Outcomes and Management in Clinical Sciences
Tuesday 30 April, 1-2PM BST (UTC+1)
Join our upcoming info session with experts from LSE and the European Society of Cardiology (ESC).
Hear from Dr Alexander Carter, programme co-director, about this Executive MSc programme designed for busy executives to accelerate and refocus their career around full-time work.
Dr Radu Huculeci and Aino Bannwart will explain ESC's involvement in this programme and discuss ESC scholarship opportunities.
Current participant and ESC scholarship awardee, Dimitra Antonakaki, will share her experiences in the programme.
Kishore Iyer
Director, Intestinal & Multi-visceral Transplant, Professor of Surgery & Pediatrics, Mount Sinai Medical Center
The LSE/NICE Executive Program has turned out to be a very stimulating mix of very well-organized classes and seminars taking us rapidly and seamlessly from the basics to real-world challenges. The pace is fast but with abundant time for discussion. The mix of LSE faculty and NICE’s technical experts is particularly valuable as it allows for translating theory into practice. The best aspect of the class though is the benefit of the unique perspectives from my truly global classmates who each brings his or her own unique experiences to bear on the discussions.
Pierre Roca
External Relations Officer, World Health Organization
The excellent courses and the intensive work with the dissertation opened new perspectives and gave me new skills that helped me transition to a new phase of my career. After working in the pharmaceutical industry, I moved on to work in the United Nations system and also held a position in the European Commission. Furthermore, I expanded my network of relevant health economics and policy experts and I made many new friends with whom I am still in contact.
Maddalena Lettino
Cardiology Director, San Gerardo Hospital
I gained the important knowledge and skills needed to become a director in my hospital. I learnt how to measure my work’s impact, to improve quality of care, to understand the financial aspects of the healthcare system and to manage an effective team.