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Measuring Health-related Quality of
Life Measuring patient-centred health outcomes - quality of life, health status, and patient satisfaction |
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Designing a Valid Questionnaire Designing a valid questionnaire - a questionnaire that measures what you intend it to |
Questionnaires form the basis of much healthcare improvement but are not well understood.
This hands-on workshop provides both theory and practice in
developing valid questionnaires |
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How to Evaluate or
Plan a Health Care Program How to evaluate or develop a healthcare program in the era of evidence-based medicine & patient-centred care |
With the rise of evidence-based medicine (EBM) and patient-centred care (PCC) there has been a systematic change in the way that healthcare programs are developed and assessed, including the emergence of data linkage. This workshop examines these
changes and identifies how programs and services are now best evaluated or
planned. |
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Making Better Decisions The science of how humans make decisions, and methods for making better decisions |
Investigating how humans make decisions has revealed we are nothing like as rational as had been assumed. This work has led to several Nobel prizes and changed our understanding of how to improve health and human services. Participants will
learn to apply the methods and insight of cognitive and behavioural science to
develop improved programs and decision systems. |
Canberra, one-day, Friday 18 September 2009 (Closed) Perth, one-day, Saturday 5th September 2009 (Closed) To be placed on a mailing list to be advised of workshops 'click here' |