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 […]
In the world of market access, a large amount of resources go into engineering all-singing, all-dancing global models with a clean look and friendly user interface while simultaneously providing value to local affiliates. Although this feat is certainly an accomplishment, […]
The poster “Recurrent Cardiovascular Event Rates in High-Risk Atherosclerotic Cardiovascular Disease Patients: Estimates from Swedish Population-Based Register Data” co-authored by Maria Lindh, Jonas Banefelt and Sara Hallberg of Quantify, was presented at […]
Quantify was represented at the IPECAD conference (International Pharmaco-Economic Conference on Alzheimer’s Disease), which was held 15-16 February 2018 in Paris. Anders Gustavsson, founding partner at Quantify and one of the co-organizers of the conference, held a presentation about modelling […]
It must have come as a relief for many of the European Medicines Agency (EMA) employees; from March 2019 their new office will be based in Amsterdam. The city was one of the favourite destinations among EMA employees. Flying to […]
Three Quantify authors were awarded the ISPOR Europe 2017 Best Poster Award. This made us reflect on what constitutes a good research poster. Some tips and tricks from our pros.
Emma Jonsson, first author of the poster, […]
On Monday, November 20th, the 27 EU member states decided to relocate the EMA head office from London to Amsterdam in the Netherlands. The decision also concludes the Quantest – Quantify’s contest at ISPOR Glasgow. Amsterdam was the most popular […]
The poster “Risk of Major Osteoporotic Fracture (Hip, Vertebral, Radius, Humerus [MOF]) After First, Second and Third Fragility Fracture In A Swedish General Population Cohort”, co-authored by Emma Jonsson, Oskar Ström, Fredrik Borgström and Jonas Banefelt of Quantify, received […]