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OHE at ISPOR Europe 2024

17 November 2024, 8:00am

…Should Health Technology Assessment Include the Bereavement Effect on Health-Related Quality of Life? What Difference Could It Make to Decisions About Life-Extending Treatments? Chris Skedgel (moderator) 10:15 – 11:15 Issue…

Is collaboration between and across regulatory and HTA agencies the answer to access challenges?

12 November 2024

…with existing national health policy priorities and healthcare system contexts. In addition, while regulators in Commonwealth jurisdictions are collaborating through initiatives like the Access Consortium, their strategic plans demonstrate an…

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2022 Innovation Policy Prize

…of individuals’ willingness–to–pay for a marginal improvement in population health, while a supply–side approach assumes that the ‘threshold’ should reflect the health opportunity cost of reimbursing medicines within a budget constrained health care…

Reflections from the Region: Healthcare transformation in the Middle East

18 June 2025

…nature of it. This is not about incremental improvement. It’s about building something new—from the ground up—and doing so with intent. As health economists, that’s both fascinating and challenging. We’re…

Early Diagnosis of Depression

1 July 1968

Depressive illnesses are widespread and potentially fatal through suicide. The majority of depressions which come to the notice of doctors are treated solely by GP’s. Diagnosis of the severe case…

Alcohol Abuse

1 July 1970

…public health. Alcoholism has been defined in terms of alcohol’s adverse effects on the drinker, his family or society; in terms of getting drunk; in terms of the compulsive nature…

Dementia in Old Age

10 January 1979

…single problem currently facing the health services. Ten per cent of the population… Dementia — that is, irreversible and usually progressive destruction of the brain in old age, the causes…