The abstract “The treatment gap after fracture in osteoporosis patients in Sweden”, co-authored by Jonas Banefelt, Linda Karlsson, Gustaf Ortsäter, and Oskar Ström of Quantify, was selected as a top 6 poster presentation at the 6th Global Congress of The […]
The paper “Real-world costs of autosomal dominant polycystic kidney disease in the Nordics” has been published in BMC Health Services Research. Linda Karlsson and Oskar Eklund of Quantify Research are among the co-authors of the paper. Pubmed link
Quantify has reviewed the new guidance on reimbursement applications for hospital pharmaceuticals in Denmark and has summarized the requirements and implications for the pharmaceutical industry. Economic analysis is now mandatory for submissions and along with medical effectiveness forms the basis for […]
Quantify co-organized a seminar on chronic pain in Oslo, highlighting the challenges of management of patients with chronic pain in Norway and discussing research strategies to improve their situation. See detailed report in Norwegian here.
Quantify’s Fredrik Borgström, Jonas Banefelt, and Emma Jonsson will be attending and presenting research at the WCO-IOF-ESCEO conference in Florence 23rd–26th March. We hope to see you there!
Quantify’s Emma Jonsson has been awarded the 2017 ESCEO-IOF Young Investigator Award for the abstract titled “Cost-effectiveness of complying with treatment guidelines in Sweden”. The abstract will be presented at the WCO-IOF-ESCEO conference in Florence 23rd–26th March.
Quantify’s Anders Gustavsson together with reputed Alzheimer experts published a perspective paper titled “Current Issues and Future Research Priorities for Health Economic Modelling Across the Full Continuum of Alzheimer’s Disease”. Pubmed link
Come visit us at our ISPOR booth in Vienna!
Quantify Research’s Fredrik Borgström and Emma Jonsson will be attending the Eurospine 2016 conference, held October 5th to October 7th in Berlin, Germany. Emma will be presenting the study “Accumulated quality of life increase of lumbar spine surgery”.