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That is the subtitle title of a paper by Jansen, Incerti and Linthicum (2019) in Pharmacoeconomics. The Innovation and Value Initiative started the Open-Source Value Project with the aim to improve the credibility and relevance of model-based value assessment in the context of the US healthcare environment. As a core activity of the Open-Source Value…
Guest post by Mark Linthicum, Director of Scientific Communications at The Innovation and Value Initiative To get to Value Assessment 2.0, a concerted effort across fields of expertise is needed to improve methods and establish practical approaches that make sense in real-world decision making. The Innovation and Value Initiative’s Open-Source Value Project aims to catalyze…
My colleagues Jeroen Jansen, Devin Incerti along with Jeff Curtis think so. In JMCP they write: In the United States, there is an increased interest to understand the value of health technologies. Cost-effectiveness analysis is arguably the most appropriate framework to quantify value and to inform reimbursement decision making regarding medical interventions; however, a thorough…
IVI will be hosting two webinars introducing our new open-source value model in non-small cell lung cancer. Devin Incerti and Jeroen Jansen will lead the webinar tomorrow. Modernizing Models for Value Assessment: A Detailed Discussion of the Open-Source IVI-NSCLC Model Date: February 27, 2019 at 2:30 PM EST / 11:30 AM PST Content: In-depth discussion…
In a recently published paper in PharmacoEconomics, I–along with co-authors Devin Incerti, Jeff Curtis, Darius Lakdawalla, and Jeroen Jansen–describe a recently developed open-source platform for measuring the value of treatments for rheumatoid arthritis. The model itself is here, but and the abstract from Incerti et al. (2019) is below: Objective The nature of model-based cost-effectiveness…
Please see below some exciting news from the Innovation and Value Initiative (IVI) on the release of the IVI-NSCLC Value Tool. The press release is below. IVI is excited to publish our Open-Source Value Platform (OSVP) model focusing on epidermal growth factor receptor (EGFR) positive, non-squamous non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC), and we invite public…
The Innovation and Value Initiative (IVI) where I serve as the Director of Research was recently in the news with a Journal of Clinical Pathways interview with Executive Director Jennifer Bright and Director of Scientific Communications Mark Linthicum. Some excerpts: Can you tell us about the Innovation and Value Initiative? Bright: We are working in three primary areas.…
The Innovation and Value Initiative today announced that it is in the process of releasing a new model and value tool to evaluate treatments for for EGFR-positive non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC). More details on the model (named the IVI-NSCLC model) are available here, which includes a study protocol and model timeline. Oncology is an…
On November 8th, the Innovation and Value Initiative (IVI) launched a new effort to help redefine the way we measure value in health care: the Open-Source Value Project (OSVP). A first-of-its-kind effort that engages all health care stakeholders in an open process to advance the way we measure value in health care treatments and services,…
Morning Consult has an interesting piece from Mark Linthicum, the Director of Scientific Communication at the Innovation and Value Initiative (IVI) titled “Why Understanding Value Is Central to True Health Care Reform“. In the piece he argues: The true problem is that dollars are poured into a system without any clear understanding of how worthwhile…