Quantify is pleased to announce the appointment of Kirk Geale as the new CEO of Quantify Research, replacing Åsa By after 7 highly successful years. Quantify is grateful to Åsa for the visionary leadership and energy she brought to the […]
The paper ‘Cost-Effectiveness Analysis of Patiromer in Combination with Renin–Angiotensin–Aldosterone System Inhibitors for Chronic Kidney Disease in Sweden’, co-authored by Quantify, has been published in PharmacoEconomics. Read the full article here.
The paper ‘Real-world effectiveness of osteoporosis treatment in the oldest old’, co-authored by Quantify’s Oskar Ström, Rosa Lauppe, and Gustaf Ortsäter, has been published in Osteoporosis International.
The largest asthma research platform in the world is now live! Last week, QUANTIFY published the article “NORDSTAR – Paving the way for a new era in asthma research” in the ERJ […]
The paper ‘History of Previous Fracture and Imminent Fracture Risk in Swedish Women Aged 55-90 Years Presenting with a Fragility Fracture’, co-authored by Quantify’s Jonas Banefelt and Gustaf Ortsäter, has been published in The Journal of Bone and Mineral Research. See […]
The winter holidays are a time of giving. Healthcare after a natural disaster for example. Therefore, Quantify has made a donation to Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF), supporting their lifesaving work. Our Christmas gift is enough to […]
You will find us at exhibitor booth #C2-024. Stop by to learn more about Quantify’s work with visualisations, generic models, webapp Qfront and the latest developments in Nordic RWE. Or just have […]
The paper “ Assessing cost-effectiveness of early intervention in Alzheimer’s disease: An open-source modeling framework”, co-authored by Quantify’s Anders Gustavsson has been published in Alzheimer’s & Dementia.
This paper presents the development of an anticipated open-source model which can be used […]
Yesterday we shared our expertise in health technology assessment in Sweden with LIF and industry colleagues. Interested in learning about market access, HTA, or health economics? Drop us a line at info@quantifyresearch.com or +46 707 36 55 69!
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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 […]