Ways to Partner With the ISPOR Institute
Partners can engage with the ISPOR Institute for Healthcare Transformation at a level that matches their goals and ambition for impact. Our model is for projects to advance as funding is secured, with early commitments catalyzing specific work and bringing other partners to the table. Support can be directed to a specific project, or contributed to the Institute’s broader program, with the ISPOR Institute allocating across priority work as it matures.
When partners support the ISPOR Institute, they can have confidence that we are:
- Steeped in healthcare transformation across diverse environments
- Independent and neutral, including a multi-partner funding approach
- Public by design, sharing findings and frameworks openly
- Open to commissioned confidential advisory work
- Have the backing and scientific resources of ISPOR
- Connected to nearly 20,000 ISPOR members across 100+ countries
The ISPOR Institute fosters critical dialogue and collaboration by:
- Investigating and defining challenges where current approaches don’t work
- Convening key stakeholders from across sectors to co-create solutions
- Testing solutions in real decision settings to transform system effectiveness
Invest in impact:
The ISPOR Institute’s work is supported by companies, foundations, and individuals committed to discovering ways for health economics and outcomes research (HEOR) to have more holistic impact on some of the most vexing problems facing health systems.
| STAGE | GOAL | NATURE OF WORK | STEPS & TIMELINE |
| 1. Definition | Frame the specific health value and cost challenge and set the scope for an initiative to develop a solution. | Rigorous identification and analysis of the current state of play, gaps, and opportunities which the ISPOR Institute intends to address. |
Timeframe: 2-3 months |
| 2. Consensus | Align diverse stakeholders on the path forward, resulting in standards, principles and actions for implementation. | Intensive work from senior stakeholders across public and private sectors – including academia – to explore and issue recommendations on the ideal outcome for the healthcare challenge. |
Timeframe: 6-9 months |
| 3. Implementation | Action steps to implement the proposed solution in real-world setting; measure and refine in practice and share replicable learnings. | The approach defined in the consensus report is implemented, with the support of the ISPOR Institute, in one or more settings, to assess feasibility and overcome challenges to broader implementation. |
Timeframe: months to years |