Training events
The R for HTA consortium at large organises a series of training events revolved around the use of R specifically for applications in health technology assessment and cost-effectiveness/utility analyses.
Here is a list of ours as well as external training events that are relevant. If you organise a short course or summer school in similar topics and would like us to link to it, contact us!
Summer school: Bayesian methods in health economics. Organised annually by Gianluca Baio and featuring also Howard Thom, nicky-welton and other colleagues. Next running: 15-19 June 2026
Short course: Economic Evaluation and Modelling Using R. Organised by Howard Thom, Padraig Dixon and nicky-welton. Next running: 28th April - 1 May 2026
Short course: Introduction to R for Health Economic Evaluation. Organised by Robert Smith and Felicity Lamrock. Next running: Always running (Online Platform + Live sessions)
Short course: State Transition Models. Organised by Robert Smith. Next running: Next running: Always running (Online Platform + Live sessions)
Short course: Partitioned Survival Models. Organised by Robert Smith. Next running: Next running: Always running (Online Platform + Live sessions)
Short course: Efficient Microsimulation Modelling in R. Organised by Robert Smith and Wael Mohammed. Next running: Always running (Online Platform + Live sessions)
Short course: Advanced Survival Analysis in R. Organised by Robert Smith and Darren Burns. Next running: Always running (Online Platform)
Short course: Making Health Economic Models Shiny. Organised by Robert Smith and Felicity Lamrock. Next running: Always running (Online Platform + Live sessions)
Short course: Automating Health Economic Evaluation in R. Organised by Robert Smith. Next running: TBC
Short course: Packaging Cost-effectiveness Models in R. Organised by Robert Smith and Wael Mohammed. Next running: Always running (Online Platform)
Short course: Version Control for Health Economists. Organised by Robert Smith and Wael Mohammed. Next running: Always running (Online Platform)
Other (non-health-economics) R courses:
- Short course: Introduction to R at the University of Bristol Next running: 30 March -1 April 2026
