Quantify performed the analysis for a new IOF report “Broken bones, broken lives – the fragility fracture crisis in six European countries”, which explores the clinical, societal, and cost burden associated with fragility fractures across six major European countries: France, […]
The abstract ‘Developing a modelling framework to assess the cost-effectiveness of diagnostic tests for distinguishing between bacterial and viral infections’, co-authored by Quantify’s Hanna Fues Wahl, Linda Karlsson and Fredrik Borgström, has been accepted as a poster presentation at […]
The abstract ”An economic value framework to assess the cost-effectiveness of fracture prevention treatment in patients with osteoporosis at imminent risk of fracture”, co-authored by Emma Jonsson, Fredrik Borgström and Oskar Ström, has been accepted for poster presentation at […]
On 10 November 2018, Quantify’s Kirk Geale and Anders Gustavsson are leading an interactive ISPOR course called “Analysis of Longitudinal Data: Fixed and Random Effects Models”. If you are looking to equip yourself with valuable new tools and understanding in […]
The poster ‘Multiple missed opportunities to reduce key fragility fractures: can we afford to continue to ignore the facts?’, co-authored by Quantify’s Jonas Banefelt and Gustaf Ortsäter, will be presented at the 2018 American Society for Bone and […]
The abstract ‘A cost-effectiveness analysis of RAASI-enabling Patiromer for the treatment of hyperkalemia in Sweden’, co-authored by Quantify’s Julia Widén and Petros Nousios, has been accepted as a poster presentation at ISPOR Europe 2018.
The poster will be […]
Quantify’s Kirk Geale and Maria Lindh will attend the ERS International Congress 2018 held in Paris, France (15-19 September) to present late-breaking asthma research for the NORDSTAR research platform.
NORDSTAR is a pioneering, cross-border, […]
The abstract “Ecological benefits of health technologies – How to consider public value in funding decisions?”, co-authored by Carolin Miltenburger and Quantify’s Fredrik Borgström, has been accepted as a poster presentation at ISPOR Asia Pacific 2018.
The poster will […]
The abstracts ”A Swedish Research Database for Spinal Cord Stimulation (SWECOST)” and “Quality of Life and Indirect Cost Outcomes in Patients Treated with Spinal Cord Stimulation Following Spine Surgery” co-authored by Quantify’s Emma Jonsson, Amanda Hansson-Hedblom and Fredrik Borgström have […]
Connecting to our previous post “1/3 of new medicines are not available to Swedish patients“, the Swedish Association of the Pharmaceutical Industry (LIF) has now published the full report on access to new […]