International Society for Pharmacoeconomics and Outcomes Research membership
ISPOR is a member-driven association with a multi-national membership from multiples work environments. ISPOR members have multiple research interests.
MULTIPLE COUNTRIES
ISPOR has over 4100 members from 97 different countries
MULTIPLE RESEARCH INTERESTS
ISPOR members’ health care research interests include pharmacoeconomic (economic) studies, clinical (including observational and retrospective database) studies, and patient-reported outcomes studies on all diseases. ISPOR member interest also includes studies on health care policy, and studies on outcomes research methodology or concepts. ISPOR member interest is demonstrated by the research presented at ISPOR meetings worldwide.
MULTIPLE WORK ENVIRONMENTS
ISPOR members work in academia, hospitals, clinical practice, managed care or pharmacy benefit management organizations, research organizations, health technology assessment organizations, government, and pharmaceutical or medical device industry.
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Statement of Organizational Independence Regarding Financial Support
The International Society for Pharmacoeconomics and Outcomes Research (ISPOR), a non-profit 501(c)(3) public organization for educational and scientific purposes [as defined by the United States Internal Revenue Service], exists to foster excellence in the science of pharmacoeconomics and health outcomes research and its use in health care decisions. ISPOR welcomes participation from individuals and organizations that share its mission, including academic institutions, the pharmaceutical biotechnology and devices industries, public and private health insurers, governments, and NGOs. Financial support for ISPOR’s core operations are supplied by its members through membership dues. Meetings, Congresses, and Conferences are supported through registration fees and event and corporate sponsorship. Corporate, government, and nonprofit organizational sponsors are welcome and are recognized by the Society in the meeting brochures and other postings. Meeting content, including contributed issue panels, workshops, and research and plenary sessions are determined by independent evaluators selected from the diverse membership of the society. These processes are wholly independent from financial support. ISPOR retains the right to exclude sponsors or programs that do not reflect its mission and values. ISPOR adheres to the principles on conflict of interest promulgated by the International Committee of Medical Journal Editors and adopts core content from their "uniform principles" for all submissions to its meetings, its journal, Value In Health, and its technical & news journal, ISPOR CONNECTIONS. All contributors to public presentations at its meetings and to ISPOR-sponsored publications must declare sources of support and potential conflicts of interest.
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