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EU Proposes Joint Studies to Speed Acceptance of New Medicine [Jan 31]

January 31, 2018

https://www.reuters.com/article/us-eu-health-technology/eu-proposes-joint-studies-to-speed-acceptance-of-new-medicine-idUSKBN1FK1DX

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The broader societal impacts of COVID-19 and the growing importance of capturing these in health economic analyses. https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/international-journal-of-technology-assessment-in-health-care/article/broader-societal-impacts-of-covid19-and-the-growing-importance-of-capturing-these-in-health-economic-analyses/E559D6B335BD9A64F80F6511BE1330F7 #IJTAHC #HTA #EconomicEvaluation #TopPapers2021

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HTA and Pharmacy - DAY 2 - Evidence for HTA; HTA for practice sessions continue.... w/ great insight into NICE 'reference case' modelling w/ @livUniLRiG colleague James Mahon - Medical University of Sofia - #referencecase #HTA #Sofia 🇧🇬 https://mu-sofia.bg/en/

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HenryJOncologyDr Henry@HenryJOncology·
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Its simple: time spent by patients, regardless of their productivity, is a cost (duh). They know it, their families know it, but #HTA and payers dont incorporate it.

So, use time-driven activity based costing to add up the time spent by patients+ and account for it!

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