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CHDS-Novartis Journal Club
Harvard-Novartis Decision Sciences Journal Club

The Harvard-Novartis Journal Club is an educational teleconference meeting held every six weeks, to discuss journal articles related to Decision Science methods and applications. Discussion leaders alternate between Harvard and Novartis.


Schedule of Upcoming Journal Club Meetings:

All sessions are 9:00-10:00 AM EST and meet via teleconference. Program in Health Decision Science Participants will attend sessions in the main conference room of 718 Huntington Ave. 2nd Floor.
 


Novartis Fellowships

Health Economics

A health economics fellowship in the Program on the Economic Evaluation of Medical Technology at the Harvard School of Public Health is supported by Novartis Pharmaceuticals. This program is designed to support a doctoral student's research activities in the areas of health economics and health technology assessment. In today's healthcare environment, it is essential that the value of medical interventions are fully assessed in order to determine how best to allocate limited healthcare resources. The Novartis Health Economics Fellowship is designed to support outstanding Harvard scholars gain additional experience in state of the art research on the economic evaluation of medical technologies.


Modeling and Simulation

A drug-disease model translates quantifiable knowledge and beliefs about disease processes and drug action into predictions of measurable markers and responses of interest to drug development scientists, customers, and regulators. Novartis is committed to model-based drug development wherein the creation and application of disease models are central to the scientific process. The Novartis Modeling and Simulation Fellowship is a fellowship designed to build and support a pipeline of talent in the area of simulation modeling used to integrate the principles of biology, pharmacology, and statistics to predict and explain the quantitative consequences of decisions.




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