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Special Interest Groups
- Biosimilars
- Clinical Outcome Assessment
- Digital Health
- Health Equity Research
- Health Preference Research
- Medical Devices and Diagnostics
- Medication Adherence and Persistence
- Nutrition Economics
- Oncology
- Open Source Models
- Patient-Centered
- Precision Medicine and Advanced Therapies
- Rare Disease
- Real-World Evidence (RWE)
- Statistical Methods in HEOR
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Task Forces
- Consolidated Health Economic Evaluation Reporting Standards (CHEERS) II
- Joint HTAi - ISPOR Deliberative Processes for HTA
- Machine Learning Methods in HEOR
- Measurement Comparability Between Modes of Administration of PROMs
- Performance Outcome (PerfO) Assessments
- Quantitative Benefit-Risk Assessment
- Systematic Reviews with Cost and Cost-Effectiveness Outcomes
- Using Patient Preferences to Inform Decision Making
- Joint ISPE-ISPOR Special Task Force
- Councils & Roundtables
- Global Groups
- Students
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New Professionals
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Professional Development Resources
- What is the Impact of GDPR on the HEOR Community
- Good Practices for HTA - What is out there and how do I use it
- ISPOR & AACP Joint Webinar – “Tips for Securing a Post-Doctoral Fellowship”
- You Are Creative: Research is the First Step
- AMCP eDossier System @ FormularyDecisions.com Demo and Practical Application
- Good Practices for a Successful Job Search
- Leveraging The Power Of LinkedIn
- Internships & Fellowships: Career Opportunities for the Future
- My Career Path
- Career Advice Across the Globe
- "My ISPOR Story" - Zeba Khan
- "My ISPOR Story" - Lou Garrison
- Replicate, Regulate, and Redefine: RWE Use Cases in the Next Decade - Session 1
- Replicate, Regulate, and Redefine: RWE Use Cases in the Next Decade - Session 2
- Replicate, Regulate, and Redefine: RWE Use Cases in the Next Decade - Session 3
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Professional Development Resources
Mission
To identify and address specific oncology outcomes research issues and to develop recommendations to address these issues.
Background
The field of oncology outcomes research is complicated by the diversity of diseases within oncology, the rapidly changing nature of treatments, and the complexities of measuring cost, and quality of life - patient reported outcomes. As such, oncology outcomes research constitutes a unique segment of outcomes research, one that requires specific clinical and methodological knowledge for its proper conduct.