I am pleased to advise that the final registration deadline for the workshop 

Network meta-analysis and population adjustment for decision-making 

has just been extended until 27 October 2019 (midnight).

The workshop will be held at the Macquarie University Sydney City Campus on 4-5 November 2019.

Network meta-analysis (NMA) is a method for combining evidence from several studies on multiple treatments of interest to provide a consistent set of relative effect estimates and is widely used for healthcare decision-making and guideline development. More recently, population adjustment methods have been proposed that use individual patient data from one or more studies to relax the assumptions of NMA and adjust for differences in effect modifying variables between populations, or even to incorporate disconnected networks and single-arm studies. The methods are becoming increasingly common in technology appraisal submissions to reimbursement agencies and raise new questions and challenges for analysts and decision-makers.

The workshop is organised by the Australian Pharmaceutical Biostatistics Group (APBG) and will be presented by David Phillippo.

For more information and to register, please click here.