Quantify is an experienced partner in health economics, outcomes research, real-world evidence and market access. Our goal is to continuously deliver high quality services, combining our scientific and quantitative skills with a solution-oriented mindset and business focus. We have our roots in academia with a broad competence in value strategy, modeling, evidence generation, biostatistics, study design and analysis.
Through extensive experience within both the governmental and private sectors, we have acquired a dynamic and efficient work model, putting emphasis on communication and finding tailored solutions to fit our clients’ needs.
Services
Identify
The value of any drug, device, procedure or reform in health care is dependent on the medical need it is intended to meet, its alternatives, and the perspectives of its stakeholders.
Quantify
A wide range of methods and data sources can be used and combined to quantify the value of health care interventions and meet the evidence requirements of the stakeholders.
Communicate
The communication of study results needs to be carefully considered to ensure that the key messages are presented in a clear and convincing way.
Make the complex simple
News
Systematic literature review exploring key outcomes in Alzheimer’s disease published in Alzheimer’s & Dementia
The paper “What outcomes are important to patients with mild cognitive impairment or Alzheimer’s disease, their caregivers, and health-care professionals? A systematic review.”, co-authored by Quantify’s Anders Gustavsson has been published in Alzheimer’s […]
Paper on the impact of clinical factors on the risk of fracture in younger and older women has been published
The paper ‘Differing impact of clinical factors on the risk of fracture in younger and older women in the general population and an osteoporosis clinic population‘, co-authored by Quantify’s Rosa Lauppe, […]
Poster on impact of early statin titration on risk of cardiovascular events to be presented at ACC 2019
The poster ‘Impact of Early Statin Titration on Subsequent Cardiovascular Events: Estimates from Swedish Population-Based Registry Data’, co-authored by Maria Lindh and Jonas Banefelt of Quantify, will be presented in […]
