Trends in HEOR: What Payers and HTA Bodies Are Asking for Now
A therapy can clear every regulatory hurdle and still face difficult questions at the formulary or reimbursement stage. That gap between regulatory approval and patient access is where health economic ...
The Evolution of HEOR in Rare Diseases: From Cost-Effectiveness to Strategic Market Access
There used to be a simple rule in pharma: scientists built the drug, clinical teams proved it worked, and health economists showed up near the end to do the math. Run the trial, demonstrate efficacy, ...
How Patient Journey Analytics Improves Drug Commercialization
A drug's clinical trial data tells you how it performs under ideal conditions. It doesn't tell you where your patients actually are, why they're taking three years to get diagnosed, which physicians a ...
Why Most RWE Fails Payer Scrutiny (and What Actually Passes)
Real-world evidence is no longer optional in market access discussions. Payers expect it. HTA bodies ask for it. Internal teams invest heavily in generating it. And yet, a quiet reality persists: most ...
Beyond the Drug: Why Ecosystem Based Commercial Models Are Becoming Critical in Rare Diseases
The quiet truth about rare disease medicines is that a brilliant molecule or a one-time gene therapy is only the opening act. Getting the drug from a lab bench miracle into durable, equitable patient ...
From Evidence to Impact: How Thelansis Accelerated a Rare Disease Submission
Introduction: In recent years, the healthcare landscape has evolved toward an evidence-based, patient-centric architecture. Although conventional clinical trials remain the gold standard, they do not ...