Special Interest Groups
Special interest groups enable ISPOR members to identify key topics in HEOR and initiate platforms to focus on these topics.
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Special Interest Groups
- Biosimilars
- Clinical Outcome Assessment
- Digital Health
- Health Preference Research
- Medical Devices and Diagnostics
- Medication Adherence and Persistence
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Nutrition Economics
- Oncology
- Open Source Models
- Patient-Centered
- Personalized / Precision Medicine
- Rare Disease
- Real-World Evidence (RWE)
- Statistical Methods in HEOR
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Task Forces
- Machine Learning Methods in HEOR
- Measurement Comparability Between Modes of Administration of PROMs
- Performance Outcome (PerfO) Assessments
- Systematic Reviews with Cost and Cost-Effectiveness Outcomes
- Value Assessment Frameworks Special Task Force
- Value of Information Analysis for Research Decisions
- Joint ISPE-ISPOR Special Task Force
- Councils & Roundtables
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Global Groups
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Consortia
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Asia Consortium
- Asia Consortium Founding Members
- Asia Consortium Executive Committee
- Asia Consortium Advisory Committee
- Asia Pacific Conference Committee
- Asia Consortium Education Committee
- Asia Consortium Publication Committee
- Asia Consortium Industry Committee
- Asia Consortium HTA Agencies Committee
- HealthNetIndia
- Central & Eastern Europe Consortium
- Latin America Consortium
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Asia Consortium
- Networks
- Regional Chapters
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Consortia
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Professional Development Resources
ISPOR members initiate special interest groups to advance health economic and outcomes research and the use of this research in healthcare decisions. Special interest groups develop valuable tools and manuscripts for the global heath economic outcome research audience. Special interest group membership is open to all ISPOR members.
Become a Member to Join a Special Interest Group
Join an Active Special Interest Group (open to ISPOR members only)
Mission
To provide an opportunity for ISPOR members to identify current and trending topics and initiate platforms that focus on such topics.
Objectives
- To engage ISPOR members within the topic area to advance health economic and outcomes research and the use of this research in healthcare decisions.
- To develop area topics into educational and/or scientific work products
- To monitor and share information relating to area topics
Membership and Structure
Special interest group membership is open to all ISPOR members
Special Interest Group Leadership
Each special interest group is led by a chair-elect, chair, and a past chair who serve in each position for a 1-year term resulting in a 3-year commitment
Responsibilities of Leadership
- Provide overall direction and leadership
- Identify the topics special interest group members would like to address
- Categorizing topics into long, short-term projects
- Identify the appropriate platforms for delivery
- Work with the working group co-chairs to ensure the timeliness of all projects
- Address any issues within the group
- Provide quarterly updates to the special interest group membership
- Report the progress of the special interest group projects via the yearly business and project plan to Health Science Policy Council
- Recruit new special interest group members
Key Project Working Group
- Manuscript in Value in Health or Value Outcomes & Spotlight
- Short courses
- Website tools
Member Engagement Working Group
- Webinars
- Journal Club
- Presentation at ISPOR conferences or other organization meetings
- Encouraged communication