prof. dr. T.L. (Talitha) Feenstra
Ongoing and finished projects (Selection)
EVANEMENT (EVAluating prevention policy for better MENTal Health )
https://www.rivm.nl/over-het-rivm/strategisch-programma-rivm
RIVM strategic research project to develop a health impact model and economic module suitable to evaluate youth mental health policy. Joint work with RIVM; Trimbos; MIND; NJI; VU;UG.
Multi use disease models
https://www.rivm.nl/bibliotheek/rapporten/2020-0145.pdf
Work supported by the Dutch National Healthcare Institute to investigate different options to stimulate development of multi-use health economic decision models and support models based on diseases rather than treatments. Consortium of researchers from various Dutch HTA groups.
AdViSHE (Assessment of the Validation Status of Health Economic decision models)
AdViSHE is a validation status reporting tool for Health Economic decision models.
Financed by ZONMW, a tool has been developed that gives quick insight into the validation status of a health economic decision model, by providing an overview of tests performed and their results. In addition the role of stakeholders in model assessment was investigated.
Tool: AdViSHE can be downloaded here: https://advishe.wordpress.com/about/
Rhapsody (2017-2021)
An IMI2 granted project aimed at discovery and analysis of biomarkers for incidence and prognosis of Diabetes. WP Modeling and Economic evaluation.
IMPROVE (2015-2021)
Improving Mental Health care using Personalized treatment based on analyses of Routine data for Optimal Value and Effectiveness. Cooperation with UCP, RGOC, GGZ Friesland, LPGGZ, and Trimbos. Grant from Stichting De Friesland.
Developed smart ways to apply routine data concerning outcomes, healthcare use and treatment from various sources within mental healthcare for improvement of quality and efficiency of treatment. Cases in depression and psychosis.
Regional modeling.
Joint project by UMCG and RIVM. Aim is to develop efficient ways of using national and regional data to populate regional public health models.
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