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Roundtable: Contributions of Cost-Effectiveness Studies to Evidence-Based Policymaking

  • Tue, December 05, 2017
  • 2:00 PM - 3:30 PM
  • Bipartisan Policy Center (1225 Eye St Nw, Ste 1000) or Call-in (available upon registration)

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Roundtable:  Contributions of Cost-Effectiveness Studies to Evidence-Based Policymaking

Washington Evaluators and the Bipartisan Policy Center's Evidence-Based Policymaking Initiative are pleased to co-sponsor a roundtable discussion about the contributions of cost-effectiveness studies to informing policy decisions in government.  This panel discussion will explore approaches to conducting cost-effectiveness studies, their value and use in government decisions, and practical steps for improving their utility for decision-makers. The distinguished panelists have collectively experienced the generation and use of cost-effectiveness studies from a variety of academic, non-governmental, and governmental positions.  We invite you to join us on Tuesday, December 5th at 2 PM for a lively discussion of the implications of cost-effectiveness research on government decision making.      

The panel discussion will be introduced and chaired by Nick Hart, Director of BPC's Evidence-Based Policymaking Initiative and the 2017 Washington Evaluators President.  

Panelists:

  • Harry Hatry, Distinguished Fellow and Director of the Urban Institute's Public Management Program
  • George Julnes, Professor in the University of Baltimore's School of Public and International Affairs 
  • Sandy Davis, Senior Advisor to BPC's Evidence-Based Policymaking Initiative 
How to Participate:
  • Join in person at the Bipartisan Policy Center's office, 1225 Eye St Nw, Ste 1000, Washington, DC
  • Call-in line (number provided upon registration)
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