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SUMMARY:Winter School in Clinical Epidemiology
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:The Winter School in Clinical Epidemiology will take place from
  15 to 19 February 2027 in Hall in Tirol\, Austria. This five-day certifie
 d university course will provide an introduction to key concepts and metho
 ds in clinical epidemiology and public health. Participants will explore e
 pidemiological measures and study designs\, bias and causal inference\, di
 sease risk and prognosis\, and methods such as Kaplan-Meier curves and Cox
  regression models. The course will also address the design and analysis o
 f randomized clinical trials and case-control studies\, diagnostic researc
 h and Bayes’ theorem\, as well as decision analysis in public health and
  medicine\, including clinical decision analysis and cost-effectiveness an
 alysis.Target audienceThis course is particularly relevant for professiona
 ls from healthcare and health policy organisations\, national HTA agencies
 \, the pharmaceutical and medical device industry\, academia and research 
 institutions\, health insurance organisations\, and consultancy organisati
 ons.&nbsp\;
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 chool in Clinical Epidemiology</em> will take place from 15 to 19 February
  2027 in Hall in Tirol\, Austria. This five-day certified university cours
 e will provide an introduction to key concepts and methods in clinical epi
 demiology and public health. Participants will explore epidemiological mea
 sures and study designs\, bias and causal inference\, disease risk and pro
 gnosis\, and methods such as Kaplan-Meier curves and Cox regression models
 . The course will also address the design and analysis of randomized clini
 cal trials and case-control studies\, diagnostic research and Bayes’ the
 orem\, as well as decision analysis in public health and medicine\, includ
 ing clinical decision analysis and cost-effectiveness analysis.</p><p><str
 ong>Target audience</strong><br>This course is particularly relevant for p
 rofessionals from healthcare and health policy organisations\, national HT
 A agencies\, the pharmaceutical and medical device industry\, academia and
  research institutions\, health insurance organisations\, and consultancy 
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SUMMARY:Winter School in Clinical Epidemiology
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:The Winter School in Clinical Epidemiology will take place from
  15 to 19 February 2027 in Hall in Tirol\, Austria. This five-day certifie
 d university course will provide an introduction to key concepts and metho
 ds in clinical epidemiology and public health. Participants will explore e
 pidemiological measures and study designs\, bias and causal inference\, di
 sease risk and prognosis\, and methods such as Kaplan-Meier curves and Cox
  regression models. The course will also address the design and analysis o
 f randomized clinical trials and case-control studies\, diagnostic researc
 h and Bayes’ theorem\, as well as decision analysis in public health and
  medicine\, including clinical decision analysis and cost-effectiveness an
 alysis.Target audienceThis course is particularly relevant for professiona
 ls from healthcare and health policy organisations\, national HTA agencies
 \, the pharmaceutical and medical device industry\, academia and research 
 institutions\, health insurance organisations\, and consultancy organisati
 ons.&nbsp\;
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<!doctype html><html><body><p>The <em>Winter S
 chool in Clinical Epidemiology</em> will take place from 15 to 19 February
  2027 in Hall in Tirol\, Austria. This five-day certified university cours
 e will provide an introduction to key concepts and methods in clinical epi
 demiology and public health. Participants will explore epidemiological mea
 sures and study designs\, bias and causal inference\, disease risk and pro
 gnosis\, and methods such as Kaplan-Meier curves and Cox regression models
 . The course will also address the design and analysis of randomized clini
 cal trials and case-control studies\, diagnostic research and Bayes’ the
 orem\, as well as decision analysis in public health and medicine\, includ
 ing clinical decision analysis and cost-effectiveness analysis.</p><p><str
 ong>Target audience</strong><br>This course is particularly relevant for p
 rofessionals from healthcare and health policy organisations\, national HT
 A agencies\, the pharmaceutical and medical device industry\, academia and
  research institutions\, health insurance organisations\, and consultancy 
 organisations.&nbsp\;</p></body></html>
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SUMMARY:Winter School in Clinical Epidemiology
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:The Winter School in Clinical Epidemiology will take place from
  15 to 19 February 2027 in Hall in Tirol\, Austria. This five-day certifie
 d university course will provide an introduction to key concepts and metho
 ds in clinical epidemiology and public health. Participants will explore e
 pidemiological measures and study designs\, bias and causal inference\, di
 sease risk and prognosis\, and methods such as Kaplan-Meier curves and Cox
  regression models. The course will also address the design and analysis o
 f randomized clinical trials and case-control studies\, diagnostic researc
 h and Bayes’ theorem\, as well as decision analysis in public health and
  medicine\, including clinical decision analysis and cost-effectiveness an
 alysis.Target audienceThis course is particularly relevant for professiona
 ls from healthcare and health policy organisations\, national HTA agencies
 \, the pharmaceutical and medical device industry\, academia and research 
 institutions\, health insurance organisations\, and consultancy organisati
 ons.&nbsp\;
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<!doctype html><html><body><p>The <em>Winter S
 chool in Clinical Epidemiology</em> will take place from 15 to 19 February
  2027 in Hall in Tirol\, Austria. This five-day certified university cours
 e will provide an introduction to key concepts and methods in clinical epi
 demiology and public health. Participants will explore epidemiological mea
 sures and study designs\, bias and causal inference\, disease risk and pro
 gnosis\, and methods such as Kaplan-Meier curves and Cox regression models
 . The course will also address the design and analysis of randomized clini
 cal trials and case-control studies\, diagnostic research and Bayes’ the
 orem\, as well as decision analysis in public health and medicine\, includ
 ing clinical decision analysis and cost-effectiveness analysis.</p><p><str
 ong>Target audience</strong><br>This course is particularly relevant for p
 rofessionals from healthcare and health policy organisations\, national HT
 A agencies\, the pharmaceutical and medical device industry\, academia and
  research institutions\, health insurance organisations\, and consultancy 
 organisations.&nbsp\;</p></body></html>
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SUMMARY:Winter School in Clinical Epidemiology
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:The Winter School in Clinical Epidemiology will take place from
  15 to 19 February 2027 in Hall in Tirol\, Austria. This five-day certifie
 d university course will provide an introduction to key concepts and metho
 ds in clinical epidemiology and public health. Participants will explore e
 pidemiological measures and study designs\, bias and causal inference\, di
 sease risk and prognosis\, and methods such as Kaplan-Meier curves and Cox
  regression models. The course will also address the design and analysis o
 f randomized clinical trials and case-control studies\, diagnostic researc
 h and Bayes’ theorem\, as well as decision analysis in public health and
  medicine\, including clinical decision analysis and cost-effectiveness an
 alysis.Target audienceThis course is particularly relevant for professiona
 ls from healthcare and health policy organisations\, national HTA agencies
 \, the pharmaceutical and medical device industry\, academia and research 
 institutions\, health insurance organisations\, and consultancy organisati
 ons.&nbsp\;
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<!doctype html><html><body><p>The <em>Winter S
 chool in Clinical Epidemiology</em> will take place from 15 to 19 February
  2027 in Hall in Tirol\, Austria. This five-day certified university cours
 e will provide an introduction to key concepts and methods in clinical epi
 demiology and public health. Participants will explore epidemiological mea
 sures and study designs\, bias and causal inference\, disease risk and pro
 gnosis\, and methods such as Kaplan-Meier curves and Cox regression models
 . The course will also address the design and analysis of randomized clini
 cal trials and case-control studies\, diagnostic research and Bayes’ the
 orem\, as well as decision analysis in public health and medicine\, includ
 ing clinical decision analysis and cost-effectiveness analysis.</p><p><str
 ong>Target audience</strong><br>This course is particularly relevant for p
 rofessionals from healthcare and health policy organisations\, national HT
 A agencies\, the pharmaceutical and medical device industry\, academia and
  research institutions\, health insurance organisations\, and consultancy 
 organisations.&nbsp\;</p></body></html>
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SUMMARY:Winter School in Clinical Epidemiology
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:The Winter School in Clinical Epidemiology will take place from
  15 to 19 February 2027 in Hall in Tirol\, Austria. This five-day certifie
 d university course will provide an introduction to key concepts and metho
 ds in clinical epidemiology and public health. Participants will explore e
 pidemiological measures and study designs\, bias and causal inference\, di
 sease risk and prognosis\, and methods such as Kaplan-Meier curves and Cox
  regression models. The course will also address the design and analysis o
 f randomized clinical trials and case-control studies\, diagnostic researc
 h and Bayes’ theorem\, as well as decision analysis in public health and
  medicine\, including clinical decision analysis and cost-effectiveness an
 alysis.Target audienceThis course is particularly relevant for professiona
 ls from healthcare and health policy organisations\, national HTA agencies
 \, the pharmaceutical and medical device industry\, academia and research 
 institutions\, health insurance organisations\, and consultancy organisati
 ons.&nbsp\;
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<!doctype html><html><body><p>The <em>Winter S
 chool in Clinical Epidemiology</em> will take place from 15 to 19 February
  2027 in Hall in Tirol\, Austria. This five-day certified university cours
 e will provide an introduction to key concepts and methods in clinical epi
 demiology and public health. Participants will explore epidemiological mea
 sures and study designs\, bias and causal inference\, disease risk and pro
 gnosis\, and methods such as Kaplan-Meier curves and Cox regression models
 . The course will also address the design and analysis of randomized clini
 cal trials and case-control studies\, diagnostic research and Bayes’ the
 orem\, as well as decision analysis in public health and medicine\, includ
 ing clinical decision analysis and cost-effectiveness analysis.</p><p><str
 ong>Target audience</strong><br>This course is particularly relevant for p
 rofessionals from healthcare and health policy organisations\, national HT
 A agencies\, the pharmaceutical and medical device industry\, academia and
  research institutions\, health insurance organisations\, and consultancy 
 organisations.&nbsp\;</p></body></html>
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