The EvaluAES group, coordinated by Biosistemak, launches the programme for its 14th Workshop
Registration for the event, which will take place on 9 May in Santander, is now open.
On 9 May 2025, the EvaluAES Group of the Association of Health Economics (AES), coordinated by Biosistemak, will hold its 14th Workshop at the Marqués de Valdecilla University Hospital (HUMV) in Santander. This event, which has become a benchmark in the evaluation of health policies and services, will feature the participation of two Biosistemak researchers: Ania Gorostiza as speaker and Borja García-Lorenzo as coordinator.
Ania Gorostiza, statistician at Biosistemak, will present the evaluation of the AdLife project, an innovative initiative in personalised care for patients with chronic diseases, which ended in November 2024. The work will be commented on by José Lorenzo Guerra Díez, head of the HUMV Emergency Unit.
Likewise, from September 2024, Biosistemak will coordinate the EvaluAES Group, focused on the evaluation of public health policies, through the researcher Borja García-Lorenzo. This appointment reinforces Biosistemak’s commitment to research into the quality and efficiency of health systems from the perspective of the Economics of Health.
A benchmark in health evaluation
The 14th EvaluAES Workshop is a leading event for the presentation and discussion of research in the field of health policy and service evaluation. The programme of events will include presentations of papers, debates and networking sessions, with the aim of promoting the exchange of knowledge and experiences among professionals in the sector.
Registration is now open and can be done via this link: Registration XIV EvaluAES Workshop. Places for the face-to-face modality are limited (40 people), so it is recommended to register in advance.
The EvaluAES Group is an initiative of the Association of Health Economics that promotes research and the dissemination of methodologies and results in the evaluation of health policies and services. Its work contributes to the continuous improvement of health systems and evidence-based decision-making.
