On January 21st – 22nd 2020 at Queen’s University Belfast, we hosted the second health economics in R event – a workshop/hackathon/data dive mash-up. (Read about the first one here). Generally, day one was aimed more at people new to health economics and R. Day two was aim more at ...

Using the methodology given in Guyot et al. BMC Medical Research Methodology 2012, 12:9 (http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-2288/12/9), we held a practical session to show how to do this in R. The algorithm in Guyot (2012) is included in the digitise() function in the survHE package. The first step is to extract ...

Imperial College 2019 On November 6th – 7th 2019 at Imperial College London, we hosted the first health economics in R hackathon. The event was aimed at health economists, statistcians and R users who are interested in creating new R tools to tackle problems in health economics large or small. There was a ...