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6Jul 2026

New starter | From internship to Research Analyst

We are pleased to welcome Pankaj Khajuria as a Research Analyst in our Evidence, Review and Synthesis unit Quantify Research India.

Pankaj first joined Quantify Research as an ERS Intern where he contributed to systematic literature reviews, evidence synthesis, and HEOR projects.

He brings a strong academic foundation in pharmacology, toxicology, and biomedical research.

Pankaj completed his Bachelor of Pharmacy, followed by an M.Pharm. in Pharmacology at the University Institute of Pharmaceutical […]

29Jun 2026

TLV update: What actually changes as of 1 October for market access in Sweden

TLV has published new general guidelines and version 7.0 of its handbook for pharmaceutical reimbursement and pricing applications. TLV’s new general guidelines and application regulations apply from 1 October 2026. For market access teams, this is not a methodological reset. TLV is mainly consolidating existing assessment practice into one framework. Comparator choice, severity assessment and health economic evaluation are described more explicitly but largely reflect current practice.

The practical changes […]

23Jun 2026

📢Publication alert!

We are pleased to share that our new publication, developed in partnership with the IFPA International Federation of Psoriasis Associations, ” Economic Impact of Timely Systemic Treatment of Psoriatic Disease in Comorbidity Risk Reduction”, has been published in Dermatology and Therapy.

Psoriasis and psoriatic arthritis are associated with an increased risk of serious comorbidities, including cardiovascular disease, type 2 diabetes, obesity, depression, and anxiety. […]

15Jun 2026

First JCA report published. What it means for Nordic HTA?

The first Joint Clinical Assessment report under the EU HTA Regulation is now published. It covers Ojemada® /  tovorafenib, for paediatric low-grade glioma.

Across the Nordics, the message from national HTA agencies is consistent:
Do not resubmit clinical evidence already available through the JCA process.
Instead, use the JCA report and, where relevant, the JCA dossier as reference points in the national submission.

This is already reflected in national guidance:
📍 Denmark asks applicants […]