Health Economics Outcomes Research (HEOR) is a growing field that provides important information for making healthcare coverage and access decisions. In this series, you’ll learn how to use real-world data to make a difference; use HEOR to inform your decisions; and understand HEOR’s value and impact in surgical nutrition.
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Describe health economics outcomes research and its value to care delivery; emphasize the role of enhanced quality improvement programs (QIPs); and more.
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In this course, you’ll learn about health economics outcomes research (HEOR) and its value to care delivery; review approaches to conducting HEOR and emphasize the role of enhanced quality improvement programs (QIPs); and review examples of nutrition-focused, enhanced QIPs.
Please note: the video is accompanied by a required reading that must be completed to obtain the full credit hour.
Describe HEOR as an effective tool to understand the allocation of healthcare resources under conditions of scarcity and its value to nutrition care; and more.
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In this course, you’ll learn about how health economics research can be an effective tool; compare types of costs and benefits that can be measured when assessing the impact of nutrition care interventions; and review examples of studies that use health economics methods.
Please note: the video is accompanied by a required reading that must be completed to obtain the full credit hour.
Describe the role and importance of proper nutrition in patients undergoing surgery; provide examples of HEOR studies that investigate the role of surgical nutrition; and more.
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