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SMDM Innovate brings you cutting edge methods in the field of medical decision making. In this 1-hour webinar, learn about a newly developed, innovative approach for simplifying time-dependent Markov Models.
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SMDM Innovate brings you a new concept for providing anticipatory guidance and support for patients with chronic illnesses. In this 1-hour webinar, Drs Scherer, Tate, and Matlock will discuss Patient Roadmaps for chronic illness, including what they are and how to develop them. They will share their own experience developing a Dementia Roadmap, including challenges encountered and lessons learned.
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DSCCo and the Pediatric Decision Sciences Journal Club are excited to partner on a discussion of the recent JAMA article by Ye Shen et al., “Insurance Dynamics During Childhood in the Fragmented U.S. Health System.”
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This 90-minute panel will bring together authors from the Oxford Textbook of Shared Decision Making in Healthcare to discuss current and emerging approaches to assessing shared decision making.
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SMDM Core Course Certification Program. Click here to learn more and register for any (or all) of our 2026 Core Courses in February-March. See specific courses below for more details.
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Course 1 of 4 SMDM Core Courses
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Course 2 of 4 SMDM Core Courses
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Course 3 of 4 SMDM Core Courses
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Course 4 of 4 SMDM Core Courses
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SMDM Innovate brings you “From CEA to BCA and Beyond: Benefit-Cost Analysis Concepts, Application, and Challenges”. In this 1.5-hour webinar, we will compare cost-effectiveness analysis (CEA) and benefit-cost analysis (BCA), highlighting how they measure health outcomes, value benefits, guide decisions, and incorporate equity—key considerations as public health policies increasingly extend beyond the health care system.
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How do we make good decisions when the evidence is incomplete, the future uncertain, and values diverge? The 2026 SMDM Annual Meeting in Oslo aims to explore how uncertainty shapes decisions in medicine, public health, and policy. The conference brings together 300-500 scholars, clinicians, public health policy makers, trainees, students, and early career researchers dedicated to advancing medical decision making and features oral sessions, symposia, clinician focus sessions, poster presentations, and the prestigious Lee B. Lusted Student Prize Competition. Expand your professional network by connecting with colleagues throughout the event!