Hospinnomics 2nd annual workshop occurred on September 28th and 29th, 2015 at the Hotel Scipion, Paris 5e. It gathered tens of participants around the theme “Smart Data, Smart Methods: Challenges for Health Economics”.
The complete program is available in pdf.
You can now watch the replay of the entire conference below or directly on the Chaire Hospinnomics Youtube channel.
Introduction
Pierre Corvol (Chair, Hospinnomics Scientific Advisory Board)
Pierre-Yves Geoffard (Director, Paris School of Economics)
Panel 1: Smart data: impact on health care research and decision-making
Chair – Pierre-Yves Geoffard (PSE)
Emmanuel Bacry (Polytechnique): Smart data: Scientific challenges?
Randall Ellis (Boston University): Smart data: challenges for health economics
(Suite) Panel 1: Smart data: impact on health care research and decision-making
Geneviève Chêne (Univ. Bordeaux, AVIESAN): Next Generation Sequencing: implications for research and action
Franck Le Ouay (Honestica)
General discussion
Panel 2: Smart methods for health economics
Chair – Alberto Holly (HEC Lausanne, Univ. Nova de Lisboa)
Sherry Glied (NYU): Smart methods in health economics: an overview
Andrew Jones (York University): Econometrics
Marc Gurgand (PSE, J-PAL): Randomization methods
(Suite) Panel 2: Smart methods for health economics
Antoine Bozio (PSE, IPP): Evaluation of public policies: dynamic microsimulation
Mattéo Galizzi (LSE): Behavioral economics
General discussion
Panel 3: Smart Data, Smart Methods: quels impacts en pratique ?
Chair – Lise Rochaix (PSE, Hospinnomics)
Jérôme Wittwer (Univ. Bordeaux, ISPED) : Evaluation de l’expérimentation TSN (Territoires Santé Numérique)
Marine Jeantet (CNAMTS, AT-MP) : L’évaluation du « case management » des accidents du travail
Axelle Charpentier (MAFEJ, DJEPVA) : Evaluation de l’impact de programmes visant la réinsertion des jeunes sous main de justice: le retour d’expérience du Fonds d’expérimentation pour la jeunesse
(Suite) Panel 3: Smart Data, Smart Methods: quels impacts en pratique ?
Discussion générale (1ère partie)
(Suite) Panel 3: Smart Data, Smart Methods: quels impacts en pratique ?
Franck von Lennep (DREES) : Quelles données quelles méthodes pour l’aide à la décision ? Le point de vue de la DREES
Namik Tarik (AP-HP, DOMU) : Enjeux pour l’hôpital
Marie Zins (Univ. de Versailles Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines) : La cohorte Constances
(Suite) Panel 3: Smart Data, Smart Methods: quels impacts en pratique ?
Cynthia Fleury (Chaire Philosophie, AP-HP) : Enjeux éthiques
Discussion générale (2ème partie)
Conclusion
Martin Hirsch (Director General, AP-HP)