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With ever-rising healthcare costs, evidence
generation through Health Economics and Outcomes
Research (HEOR) plays an increasingly
important role in decision-making about the
allocation of resources. Accordingly, it is
now customary for health technology assessment
and reimbursement agencies to request for HEOR
evidence, in addition to data from clinical
trials, to inform decisions about patient access
to new treatment options. While there is a
great deal of literature on HEOR, there is a need
for a volume that presents a coherent and unified
review of the major issues that arise in
application, especially from a statistical
perspective. Statistical Topics in Health
Economics and Outcomes Research fulfils that need
by presenting an overview of the key analytical
issues and best practice. Special attention is
paid to key assumptions and other salient
features of statistical methods customarily
used in the area, and appropriate and relatively
comprehensive references are made to emerging
trends. The content of the book is purposefully
designed to be accessible to readers with basic
quantitative backgrounds, while providing an
in-depth coverage of relatively complex
statistical issues.The book will make a very
useful reference for researchers in the
pharmaceutical industry, academia, and research
institutions involved with HEOR studies. The
targeted readers may include statisticians, data
scientists, epidemiologists, outcomes researchers,
health economists, and healthcare policy and
decision-makers.
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With ever-rising healthcare costs, evidence
generation through Health Economics and
Outcomes Research (HEOR) plays an increasingly
important role in decision-making about the
allocation of resources. Accordingly, it is now
customary for health technology assessment and
reimbursement agencies to request for HEOR
evidence, in addition to data from clinical
trials, to inform decisions about patient access
to new treatment options. While there is a great
deal of literature on HEOR, there is a need for a
volume that presents a coherent and unified
review of the major issues that arise
in application, especially from a statistical
perspective. Statistical Topics in Health
Economics and Outcomes Research fulfils that need
by presenting an overview of the key analytical
issues and best practice. Special attention is
paid to key assumptions and other salient
features of statistical methods customarily used
in the area, and appropriate and relatively
comprehensive references are made to emerging
trends. The content of the book is purposefully
designed to be accessible to readers with
basic quantitative backgrounds, while providing
an in-depth coverage of relatively complex
statistical issues.The book will make a very
useful reference for researchers in the
pharmaceutical industry, academia, and research
institutions involved with HEOR studies. The
targeted readers may include statisticians, data
scientists, epidemiologists, outcomes
researchers, health economists, and
healthcare policy and decision-makers.
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