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Challenges and Solutions for Budget Impact Analysis of Gene Therapies

The Economics of Vaccines and Immunisation in Africa (EVIA) – a free-to-access, fully virtual, multi-language e-learning programme.
The EVIA programme, the latest instalment in The Office of Health Economics educational series, builds the capacity and confidence of sub–Saharan African policymakers and immunisation managers:
Throughout our six–part programme delegates gain a solid foundational understanding of why evidence–based decision–making about vaccination programmes is important and their scope for improving current vaccination processes. From here, we build the knowledge and skillsets needed by policymakers and immunization managers to facilitate these improvements.
This course is tailored to a Sub–Saharan African audience, drawing on local examples and highlighting current policy issues in the region. However, the course content is also applicable to policy–makers and programme managers from other countries who implement the Expanded Programme on Immunisation.
The OHE EVIA Programme is supported by an Educational Grant from Pfizer Laboratories Ltd. The programme is for educational purposes only, does not endorse or promote any specific pharmaceutical organisation, drug or other medical intervention, and has been developed, created, and delivered by OHE independently of Pfizer.
Free of charge
Get free access to a curated learning journey delivered by leading international economic experts.
Flexible learning
The bite–sized and on–demand design of OHE’s e–learning offerings make it easy to fit in around your other commitments.
Virtual
All you need is a screen and an internet connection to start your learning journey.
Suitable for all
With expert guidance from basic terminology to technical application, all experience levels are catered for.
Accessible in multiple languages
The course content is delivered in English with French.
Our team of experts has a broad range of experience across all facets of health economics
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