Expertise

My consulting practice is built around five areas of expertise — each has a fundamental role to play in planning, developing and communicating the evidence that drives successful market access.

HEOR Strategy

HEOR strategy is the discipline of planning, sequencing and generating the evidence needed to support health technology assessment (HTA) or payer engagement. It determines what clinical and economic evidence is required, identifies what already exists and maps a structured pathway to address the gaps.

Health Economic Modelling

Health economic modelling uses analytical frameworks to compare the costs and outcomes of different treatments and interventions. By synthesising clinical, epidemiological and cost data, economic models enable decision-makers to assess the value and affordability of a healthcare innovation.

Evidence Review and Synthesis

Evidence review and synthesis is the systematic identification, appraisal and aggregation of published research on a defined clinical or economic question.  It provides the evidential foundation on which health economic models, health technology assessment (HTA) submissions and market access strategies are built.

Health Technology Assessment (HTA)

Health technology assessment (HTA) is the process by which the clinical- and cost-effectiveness of a new treatment or intervention, as well as its broader impact on patients and health systems, is evaluated to determine whether it represents sufficient value to justify adoption and funding.

Value Communication

Value communication is the strategic process of translating complex clinical, economic and humanistic evidence into a clear, compelling and structured narrative that is tailored to the needs of specific healthcare decision-makers. It is a mission-critical activity that links evidence generation to successful market access.

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