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Understanding Social Preferences Regarding the Prioritisation of Treatments Addressing Unmet Need and Severity
1 December 2012
The UK Government is proposing to include “burden of illness” criteria in its scheme for value based pricing of branded medicines, potentially according higher rewards to medicines that treat more…
Medical Manpower
7 January 1966
In 1964 there were estimated to be 55,000 doctors actively engaged in medicine in England and Wales. In addition to these probably some 8000 to 9000 qualified doctors were not…
Professor Aidan Hollis wins first £40,000 OHE Policy Innovation Prize
25 January 2023
…medicines?’. Professor Hollis’ winning entry proposed a novel solution where the price paid is not directly tied to the reward that the innovator of a medicine receives. This could increase…
Rosanna Tarricone
8 June 2025
…as The Lancet, Health Economics, Social Science & Medicine, eBioMedicine, npj Digital Medicine, and Vaue in Health, addressing topics such as cost-effectiveness, HTA processes, evidence generation for medical technologies, and…
Can we “Netflix” the Broken Antibiotics Market?
28 September 2022, 3:00pm
Building on the learnings from the NICE and NHS England pilot with a subscription-style approach to purchasing and evaluating antibiotics. Antibiotics are the foundation of medicine, but growing antibiotic resistance…
Spotlight on OHE: Value Based Pricing and New Technologies
31 December 2012
…also included how VBP might treat medicines with multiple indications of different “value”. Emerging Picture of Value Based Pricing from Office of Health Economics Adrian Towse was invited by…
Economics of Innovative Payment Models Compared with Single Pricing of Pharmaceuticals
1 July 2018
The current system of a single price per medicine means that, for multi-indication medicines, the relationship between price and “value” can vary substantially. In this OHE Research paper, we consider:…
Alcohol: Reducing the Harm
1 April 1981
Produced easily by fermentation, ethyl alcohol has for at least 5 to 8 thousand years played a part in the development of human civilisation; as a medicine, as a substance…
Issues in Development: a Guide
5 January 1983
…credit facilities, land redistribution, economic incentives and the like. Similarly, with regard to demographic transition, Dr Leisinger notes that life preserving medicines (and the availability of contraceptives) may in time…