Health Economics and Modeling

Health economics uses analytical models to assess the clinical and economic impact of interventions, compare alternatives, estimate efficiency, and anticipate budgetary consequences in decision-making.

When is economic modeling needed?

  • When therapeutic alternatives must be compared
  • When the price does not reflect the full economic impact
  • When long-term outcomes need to be estimated
  • When budgetary impact needs to be anticipated

What we do in Health
Economics and Modeling

  • Cost-effectiveness and cost-utility analysis
    Evaluation of the relative efficiency of alternatives.
  • Budget impact models
    Estimation of the financial consequences for payers and healthcare systems.
  • Decision and simulation models
    Markov models, partitioned survival models, or other approaches, depending on the problem.
  • Scenario and uncertainty analysis
    Deterministic and probabilistic analyses to support robust decision-making.

Methodological approach

Our models are developed in accordance with international health economics best practices, with an emphasis on transparency, clinical consistency, and adaptability to local contexts. The methodological approach is defined based on the decision problem and the available evidence.

What the customer gets

  • Structured and documented economic models
  • Clear results for decision-makers
  • Analysis of relevant scenarios

  • Technical support for results interpretation

Who is it for?

  • Pharmaceutical and biotechnology industry
  • Payers and insurers
  • Healthcare institutions and systems

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