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The paper ‘The association between patient reported outcomes of spinal surgery and societal costs – a register based study’, co-authored by Quantify’s Amanda Hansson-Hedblom, Emma Söreskog and Fredrik Borgström has been published in Spine.
The paper is a […]
Are you interested in RWD, RWE, Nordic data, or longitudinal data analytics? Then we warmly encourage you to sign up for Quantify’s ISPOR courses “Why All the Hype? Nordic Data Explained” and “Analysis of Longitudinal Data – Fixed and Random […]
The abstract ‘Time Since Prior Fracture is Associated with Subsequent Fracture Risk: An Analysis of Real-World Data’, co-authored by Quantify’s Gustaf Ortsäter and Jonas Banefelt, will be presented orally at the American Society of Bone and Mineral Research 2019 […]
Quantify just kicked off the autumn season out in the beautiful Stockholm archipelago, with team building activities such as kayaking, best practice seminars and relaxing in the spa. Having returned […]
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 & Dementia.
The review identifies a […]
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, Gustaf Ortsäter and Oskar Ström has […]
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 a moderated poster session at […]
The paper “Cardiovascular event rates in a high atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease risk population: estimates from Swedish population-based register data”, co-authored by Quantify’s Maria Lindh, Jonas Banefelt, and Sara Hallberg, has been published in European Heart Journal – Quality of Care […]
The paper “Risk of imminent fracture following a previous fracture in a Swedish database study”, co-authored by Quantify’s Jonas Banefelt, Linda Karlsson, Oskar Ström, and Gustaf Ortsäter, has been published in Osteoporosis International. See […]