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Session	Comparing Utility Measures	Congress Hall B Thursday 10:15-11:30
Presentations	Comparison of the Statistical Inference and Multi-Attribute Utility Theory Models to Develop a Preference-Based Instrument: The EXACT-U as a Case Study Another study showing that the EQ-5D and SF-6D are not interchangeable: But why would we expect them to be? Is 15D more sensitive than other utilities to common diabetes complications? The impact of different HRQoL instruments and basic assumptions on the number of QALYs gained and cost per QALY gained in intensive care or high-dependency unit patients	Congress Hall B Thursday 10:15-11:30
Session	Political Economy of Health Reform in Developing and Transition Economies	Congress Hall B Thursday 11:45-13:00
Presentations	Summary of Latin American reforms and the political economy issues Summary of Eastern European reforms and the political economy issues Summary of East Asian reforms and the political economy issues	Congress Hall B Thursday 11:45-13:00
Session	Register based health economics	Congress Hall B Thursday 14:30-15:45
Presentations	Micro economic approach based on individual patient records of whole population as a tool to evaluate performance Treatments, treatment costs and survival following AMI: A comparison of Finland and Norway Performance and implementation of new technology - unfavourable example of total knee arthroplasty Cost and outcomes of low birth weight infants	Congress Hall B Thursday 14:30-15:45
Session	Waiting Times and Prioritisation	Congress Hall B Thursday 16:00-17:15
Presentations	The impact of maximum waiting time targets in Norwegian hospitals Waiting times and socioeconomic status: evidence from England How do waiting times initiatives change prioritisation concerning patient characteristics? A comparative analysis of Norway and Scotland The effects of targets on waiting time prioritisation: evidence from Portugal	Congress Hall B Thursday 16:00-17:15
Session	Economics of Social Care	Congress Hall B Friday 08:30-09:45
Presentations	Economics of Social Care Economics of Social Care: Comment Economics of Social Care: Comment Economics of Social Care: Comment	Congress Hall B Friday 08:30-09:45
Session	Informal Care & Economic Evaluations	Congress Hall B Friday 10:15-11:30
Presentations	The construct of the caring experience The CarerQol instrument in relation to measures of health utilities and quality of life outcomes in caregivers of children with craniofacial birth defects Measuring ‘care-related quality of life’ of informal caregivers for use in economic evaluations: psychometric properties of the CarerQol instrument	Congress Hall B Friday 10:15-11:30
Session	Health policies in the making	Congress Hall B Friday 11:45-13:00
Presentations	Health policies in the making: Introduction Credit crunch health policy and the English NHS Health policy making in France: flying in the dark?	Congress Hall B Friday 11:45-13:00
Session	Orphan drugs: Should society be willing to pay more for rare health improvements?	Congress Hall B Friday 14:30-15:45
Presentations	On the Economic Value of Orphan Drugs On the Economic Value of Orphan Drugs Orphan Drugs: Does Society Value Rarity?	Congress Hall B Friday 14:30-15:45
Session	Issues with High Cost Drugs	Congress Hall B Friday 16:00-17:15
Presentations	The place of productivity cost in economic evaluations on expensive drugs Big Pharma's Reaction to a Generic Substitution Policy Neglected diseases: is it only a matter of market failure? Availability of and Access to Orphan Drugs: An International Comparison of Pharmaceutical Treatments for Pulmonary Arterial Hypertension, Fabry Disease, Hereditary Angioedema and Chronic Myeloid Leukaemia	Congress Hall B Friday 16:00-17:15
Session	Non-health outcomes	Congress Hall B Saturday 08:30-09:45
Presentations	Health Investments and Economic Growth: Macroeconomic Evidence and Microeconomic Foundations The (dis) benefits of health promotion: experience and perspective of programme users Measuring the outcomes of social care	Congress Hall B Saturday 08:30-09:45
Session	Using the capability approach in health care decision making	Congress Hall B Saturday 10:15-11:30
Presentations	Capability approaches in public health: will there be an effect of culture? Using focus groups to select and rank capabilities. A case study on women’s quality of life in rural Malawi Values, death and anchoring in the capability approach: A theoretical exploration Valuing capability: Findings from a pilot study applying a Multi-Attribute Value Method	Congress Hall B Saturday 10:15-11:30

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