September 23, 2021
Open to all ISPOR Members and Non-members
Presented by:
- Daniel Gladwell
- Dawn Lee
- Yang Meng
- James Horscroft
September 23, 2021
10:00AM EDT | 3:00PM BST | 4:00PM CEST
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In November 2020, NICE initiated a process to review and update their methods and processes for health technology appraisal. The final updated guidelines will come into effect in early 2022. They are expected to provide additional guidance
on methods and address some increasingly common HTA challenges: single arm trials, immature and uncertain data and value judgements (QALY modifiers). NICE are expected to require a more holistic view to be taken in future appraisals including
increased emphasis on expert elicitation, observational data and Bayesian synthesis.
During this presentation we will provide an update on the key expected changes and what they are likely to mean for your evidence generation and
HTA strategy planning.
Learning Objectives:
- Explore the expected impact of the planned NICE methods and process changes on your evidence generation plans
- Consider what changes in strategy may be required for submissions made to NICE following implementation of the new methods and processes
- Understand how the changes at NICE might impact global HTA requirements
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Sponsored by: BresMed
Presenters:
Daniel Gladwell, BresMed, Chief Strategy Officer
Dawn Lee, BresMed,
Chief Scientific Officer
Yang Meng, BresMed, Senior Director, US Head of Health Economics Analysis
James Horscroft, BresMed, Principal Insight Analyst
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