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Chairman of the Board
Le bazar - Maison de Jeunes
- 3 years
Children
Board member of a youth center in St Gilles, Bruxelles
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Member of Selection Committee for Joint Venture Philanthropy Fund,
King Baudouin Foundation
- 4 years
Social Services
Fund offers sustainable support to associations and help them to develop a suitable financial model
Courses
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APICS CPIM (Certified in Production and Inventory Management)
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Strategic Selling: Comprehensive Strategy for Complex Sales (Miller Heiman)
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Systemic - Problem Solving & Change Management practices
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Transport & Customs: Incoterms 2020
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Honors & Awards
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Recipient of the Orchidées du Brabant Wallon - Social Action
Province du Brabant Wallon
Province Award for the recovery of a non-profit company, Axedis, working mainly with disabled individuals
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French
Native or bilingual proficiency
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English
Full professional proficiency
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Dutch
Professional working proficiency
Organizations
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Next 5
President of the board
- PresentNEXT 5 meets the support needs of SMEs by providing access to a network of experienced and multidisciplinary consultants. The NEXT 5 network brings expertise in a wide range of fields including management, HR & organization, finance, marketing, and more. The NEXT 5 approach is based on trust and sharing. Every "client" benefits from this shared knowledge, but can also contribute in return — fostering the collective growth of the NEXT 5 network. NEXT 5's ambition is to create an ecosystem…
NEXT 5 meets the support needs of SMEs by providing access to a network of experienced and multidisciplinary consultants. The NEXT 5 network brings expertise in a wide range of fields including management, HR & organization, finance, marketing, and more. The NEXT 5 approach is based on trust and sharing. Every "client" benefits from this shared knowledge, but can also contribute in return — fostering the collective growth of the NEXT 5 network. NEXT 5's ambition is to create an ecosystem where expertise, trust, and collaboration come together to drive SME success and the growth of our community.
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Chambre du Commerce du Brabant Wallon
Board member
-One of the largest companies network of Walloon Brabant with worldwide connexions through International Chamber of Commerce.
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Hopital St Pierre, Ottignies
Member of the General Assembly
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EWETA
Board member
-The Professional Federation represents 58 sheltered workshops and 8000 workers
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Sebastian Schmidt
Lung Cancer Screening in Belgium - an ecomonic evaluation with flaws Recently, the HTA agenca of Belgium published an economic evaluation of a lung cancer screening program. While the result is positive - lung cancer screening in cost-effective with a willingness-to-pay of ~€20k (Belgium threshold is clearly higher), the methodology is severely flawed. This shows us that cost effectivenss of #lungcancerscreening is very robust: Even with flawed calculations, it's cost-effective. But let me shortly explain the flaws: They built their model on the NELSON design. NELSON had three rounds of CT, and then only follow, for 4.5 years after the last CT scan. As a measure for "overdiagnosis", they took the excess number of diagnoses after this period in the screening group vs. non-screening group. The outcomes are shown in chart 1 below: In 30 lung cancers, only 3.3 lives are saved. A real screening, however, doesn't stop after three rounds. If you stop, the benefit (early detection) disappears, and cancer are diagnosed in late stage again. Chart (3) shows the data from LUSI: When they stopped scanning, tumors were late-stage again. Absolutely no surprise. So they grossly underestimate the benefit. Chart 2 shows the excess diagnoses in the NLST. You see that 4.5 years after CT (Year 7-8 of the study), there is still a number of excess diagnoses in the screening arm, that completely diappear later (8-9 years after CT). This is because there are slower-growing adenocarcinomas, which still lead to clinical disease and death, just later. So they overestimate overdiagnosis. In addition, the NELSON results on benign surgery are simply outdated - the current numbers have enormously improved over the last ten years. In their figure 2, they actually show real 5yr survival data for Belgium: 70% in stage I, 10% in stage IV for NSLCLC. A usual screening program (e.g. UK) detects about 65% tumors in stage I, so without much mathematical skills you see that survival alone from stage I diagnoses is 70%*65%=45%, which is roughly double the rate in Belgium today, without considering further stage shifts. This shows (again) that a healthcare economic analysis without understanding the medical and biological properties of the cancer and without consideration of real-world data from real programs doesn't make sense. HEORs should always involve clinicians. There were good reasons to design NELSON as it was designed. However, the purpose was never to simulate a real-world screening program. The purpose was to show that the mortality benefit was NOT BELOW 25%, which was the given threshold by this decision makers. This it did. Doing an HEOR on NELSON the way they did assess the cost-effectiveness of NELSON - not the cost effectiveness of a screening program in Belgium. And this is a very serious topic: About 6.000 people die from lung cancer in Belgium every year. If bad science delays the introduction of nation-wide screening, this has a very significant death toll.
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