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How Should We Measure Quality of Life Impact in Rare Disease? Recent Learnings in Spinal Muscular Atrophy
1 March 2019
…in the context of rare diseases: Bespoke data collection which is relevant to HTA decisionmakers; Simple economic modelling methods, which reflect the evidence available at the time of the assessment;…
Simon Brassel
4 March 2019
…an estimate of the global burden of C-19, a description of the Digital Health Landscape in England and an assessment of the impact on NICE’s decisions on international HTA agencies….
Nadine Henderson
26 September 2019
Nadine Henderson is health economist whose research focuses on the methodological and policy challenges related to health technology assessment (HTA). She has experience researching these issues for specialised technologies and…
Priscila Radu
20 September 2021
Priscila Radu has published research on various health economics topics, including changes in HTA methods in several regions, assessment pathways for precision oncology, and regulatory landscape of digital health in…
Sian Hodgson
27 September 2021
…She has also conducted research on facilitating market access for novel technologies through the assessment of HTA methodologies and/or establishing appropriate payment mechanisms – particularly for innovative technologies such as…
Claud Theakston
26 January 2023
…friend on carers’ health-related quality of life. Claud is also interested in the evolution and comparison of HTA agencies, methods and processes across countries, as well as the broader value…
Laura Vallejo-Torres
15 March 2023
…of health policies, and inequality analysis. She collaborates with the Spanish Network of Health Technology Assessment (HTA) units funded by the Ministry of Health and she was President of the…
OHE Awarded DH Grant for EQ-5D Research
13 April 2010
The OHE has won a £325,000 grant from the UK Department of Health that focuses on developing a new health status index – the 5 level EQ-5D –that will capture…
Time Trade Off and Valuing Quality of Life
28 April 2010
In an article in Health Economics, Prof Devlin and her co-authors demonstrate the promise of using Lead Time TTO to value health ‘state worse than death’. They demonstrate the potential…