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Cost-effectiveness evaluations are essential for shaping policy and funding decisions, highlighting interventions that offer the best value for money. In practice, these evaluations are often anything but straightforward. How can researchers account for complex, real-world variables? What happens when the benefits of an intervention are difficult to quantify? And how can policymakers and funders make sense of findings when economic models do not fit neatly into decision-making frameworks?

Join the Care Policy and Evaluation Centre (CPEC) for an insightful discussion on the challenges of conducting cost-effectiveness evaluations across different contexts. Chaired by Dr José Luis Fernández, this webinar brings together leading researchers who have tackled these complexities firsthand:

• Dr Catherine Henderson explores the challenges of evaluating assistive technology interventions for people with dementia.
• Dr Derek King examines the difficulties of assessing interventions for people with dementia and their carers.
• Dr Magdalena Walbaum discusses the economic evaluation of integration packages for refugees.

Date: Tues 25 March 2025

Time: 12.00pm-1.00pm GMT

Place: Register to join on Zoom: https://lse.zoom.us/meeting/register/D-6nZmV2T2OxLhUOwaHwNQ#/registration

This session is designed for researchers, policymakers, and research funders who rely on cost-effectiveness evidence to inform decisions. Whether you are commissioning evaluations, conducting them, or applying their findings in policy, this discussion will provide valuable insights into the realities of assessing impact and value for money.