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Technology can help researchers pull data from a variety of sources to help get a “fuller picture” of not only an individual person, but also groups of people, Duke University School of […]
In a recent report published on pharmaphorum, journalist Jenny Hone spoke with John A. Hartford Foundation Senior Program Officer Amy Berman, an author, blogger and patient advocate with Stage 4 […]
The International Society for Pharmacoeconomics and Outcomes Research is reminding members about the June 25 deadline to submit comments for the society to send in response to the Health and Human […]
ISPOR meetings are a great place for meeting old friends, making new acquaintances and finding out about the latest research in health economics and outcomes.
The annual ISPOR meeting held at Baltimore in May 2018 was no exception; however, from a medical communications agency’s perspective, there was one general observation – the standard of medical writing and presentation was appalling.
Chronic pain and other pain disorders are notoriously hard to treat, with approximately 40% of patients reporting insufficient relief from their medication. There is a huge unmet need for safe and effective drugs, referred to as analgesics, designed to treat pain as their primary function.
The annual European Association for the Study of Diabetes conference took place on the 12th–16th September 2016 at the ICM Messe Congress Centre in Munich, Germany. Munich is the largest city in German Bavaria and delegates attending the meeting also had the opportunity to enjoy the city’s culture, architecture and beautiful parks, as well as the local hospitality.
Since its launch 5 years ago, the Cancer Drugs Fund (CDF) is estimated to have helped over 95,000 patients gain access to lifesaving drugs and technologies. The CDF began as a temporary collaboration, between NICE and NHS England, that was extended in 2014 and due to end March 2016.
The Diabetes UK Professional Conference (DUK) is a major event, highly anticipated by its delegates. It has been running for over 20 years and for 2017 (April) it will take place in the Manchester Central Convention Complex.
At the Diabetes UK Conference held in Glasgow, March 2016, leading clinicians and a patient with diabetes debated topics related to the updated (2015) NICE guidance for adults with diabetes.
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