Enhancing Decision-Making with Real-World Evidence: Population Adjustments, Outcome Prediction, and Cost-Effectiveness Analytics
Principal Investigator
Name
Reut Lanyado
Degrees
MSc
Institution
Reut Lanyado
Position Title
Resercher
Email
About this CDAS Project
Study
PLCO
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Project ID
PLCO-1849
Initial CDAS Request Approval
Mar 12, 2025
Title
Enhancing Decision-Making with Real-World Evidence: Population Adjustments, Outcome Prediction, and Cost-Effectiveness Analytics
Summary
This project aims to analyze real-world cancer screening data, with a particular focus on Israeli population data, to optimize clinical and economic decision-making processes for screening programs. By leveraging real-world evidence (RWE), the study seeks to enhance efficiency, cost-effectiveness, and patient outcomes, ensuring that screening policies align with population-specific needs and healthcare system constraints.
The research will:
Evaluate screening adherence and effectiveness within different demographic and risk-based subgroups in Israel.
Compare screening outcomes in Israel to global benchmarks, identifying gaps and potential improvements.
Develop predictive models to assess cost-effectiveness and long-term health impacts of various screening strategies.
Support evidence-based policy recommendations for optimizing cancer screening programs in Israel, integrating economic and clinical insights.
By focusing on Israeli healthcare data, this study aims to provide actionable insights that can refine screening guidelines, resource allocation, and public health strategies, ultimately improving early cancer detection and patient care.
The research will:
Evaluate screening adherence and effectiveness within different demographic and risk-based subgroups in Israel.
Compare screening outcomes in Israel to global benchmarks, identifying gaps and potential improvements.
Develop predictive models to assess cost-effectiveness and long-term health impacts of various screening strategies.
Support evidence-based policy recommendations for optimizing cancer screening programs in Israel, integrating economic and clinical insights.
By focusing on Israeli healthcare data, this study aims to provide actionable insights that can refine screening guidelines, resource allocation, and public health strategies, ultimately improving early cancer detection and patient care.
Aims
Assess screening effectiveness in different population segments.
Evaluate real-world adherence rates to screening programs.
Support healthcare decision-making.
Additionally, if the research yields significant insights, I aim to share findings through a scientific publication or industry report to contribute to evidence-based decision-making in healthcare.
Collaborators
At this stage, I am conducting this research independently with my husband , but I am open to potential collaborations in the future.