We are pleased to welcome Sami Gabbouj to Quantify Research as Project Leader.
Sami brings more than 10 years of experience across the biomedical field, combining scientific depth with business understanding.
His approach reflects a core challenge in our field:
➡️ translating clinical […]
We are pleased to welcome Emilia Larsson to Quantify Research as Senior HR Business Partner.
Emilia brings ~8 years of HR experience across international organisations in tech, medtech, healthcare, and life sciences.
Her background includes:
• […]
After exploring real-world data sources across the Nordic countries, we now pivot to how this data is used in regulatory evidence generation.
One important example is Post-Authorisation safety Studies (PASS).
The PASS framework is specific to the European Union regulatory system.
Other regulators, […]
Den 5 maj är Anders Gustavsson vid Quantify med och arrangerar ett digitalt seminarium om hur vi i Sverige kan förbereda oss inför kommande sjukdomsmodifierande behandling vid Alzheimers sjukdom. Den primära målgruppen är kliniskt verksamma inom kognitiva sjukdomar men alla […]
We are pleased to welcome Volmar Kaipainen to Quantify Research as a Research Associate, based in our Helsinki office.
Volmar holds a bachelor’s degree in Econometrics and a master’s degree in Statistics from […]
We have now completed two engaging days at the World Evidence, Pricing and Access Congress
The conversations have been thoughtful, forward-looking, and grounded in the realities of access across Europe.
AI in evidence generation, implementation of Joint Clinical Assessment JCA, and […]
A full and energising first day at the World Evidence, Pricing and Access Congress in Amsterdam.
It was a pleasure to reconnect with long-standing connections, meet new ones, and continue conversations across the access community.
We are pleased to be here […]
📆 Tomorrow (3 March), Béranger Lueza, PhD and Abraham Choong will be in Amsterdam for the World Evidence, Pricing and Access Congress.
📍 You will find us at booth 302, together with our […]
We have now completed our journey across Denmark, Sweden, Finland and Norway.
Four countries.
Four distinct strengths.
One shared evidence philosophy.
Denmark – deeply integrated national registries and a strong epidemiological tradition
Sweden– clinically rich quality registries embedded in routine care
Finland – structured secondary-use frameworks […]
Norway closes our Nordic RWD series for a reason.
A universal healthcare system, personal identifiers, and decades of national coverage enable true longitudinal follow-up across care settings.
This is not just data availability.
It is […]