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 […]
Quantify Research has supported the Swedish Association of the Pharmaceutical Industry (LIF) to re-analyse the EFPIA 2017 Patients W.A.I.T. Indicator for new medicines. We found that about 1/3 of EMA approved medicines are not available in Sweden. Some of these […]
On June 11th Anders Gustavsson attended a productive meeting at Edinburgh University on priority outcomes in Alzheimer’s disease. This effort is part of the IMI ROADMAP project aiming to improve the use of RWE in Alzheimer’s disease.
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Looking for tools and resources to support and inform HTA? Quantify recommends ISPOR’s HTA Resource Center – a previously available website which has been updated to allow for easier access to key HTA articles, […]
We have compiled a list of useful blogs and resources, which may help you stay on top of the evolving world of health economics and outcomes research. It’s by no means a complete list, we will be adding interesting new […]
Having an Excel health economic model with a user-friendly interface and nice result charts is all well and good but how do you implement structural changes to it and deploy it to the members of your team? And while communicating […]