Dan Renick Featured in Pharmaceutical Commerce
Precision for Value president Dan Renick is interviewed for Pharmaceutical Commerce, providing his in-depth perspective on today’s payer and provider markets.
Precision for Value president Dan Renick is interviewed for Pharmaceutical Commerce, providing his in-depth perspective on today’s payer and provider markets.
In a new article for Clinical Leader, PHE’s Ross Maclean and Jeroen Jansen explain how evidence synthesis can reduce the guesswork of clinical trial design.
A large manufacturer client was preparing to launch a biosimilar into a highly competitive and complex market. In this case study, the brand team sought to learn how payers would view the product in relation to key competitors, understand decision drivers and thresholds, and identify potential competitive reactions resulting from any actions taken.
Learn how one pharmaceutical manufacturer overcame inconsistencies in tracking payer coverage and performance across the organization. With the application of a Payer Plan Hierarchy, the client was able to better understand the payer landscape and had a more direct and consistent line of sight on supporting product performance in managed markets contexts.
As healthcare spending continues to rise, payers and providers struggle to accurately measure value to patients, and with health systems all over the world shifting towards paying for value, not just volume, these efforts have never been more important.
Precision for Value’s Jeremy Schafer comments on pricing and reimbursement of dupilumab, Sanofi/Regeneron’s first atopic dermatitis biologic, in BioPharm Insight.
Precision for Value’s Jeremy Schafer highlights what can be done to encourage payers to ease coverage policies for these drugs in the next wave of HCV treatment.
Precision for Value’s Jeremy Schafer discusses safety concerns over some hepatitis C drugs in the latest edition of Drug Topics.
PHE economist Jason Shafrin talks prices, politics, and the problem of monopolies with eyeforpharma’s Hugh Gosling.
Life Sciences Companies Now Given Unprecedented Access and Visualization of Quality Performance Data
JOINT PRESS RELEASE
February 8, 2017 – New York, NY – Life sciences companies stand to be the primary beneficiary of a unique license agreement that integrates the industry’s most robust quality performance data available into a single tool. Precision for Value (PFV) has entered into an arrangement with the National Committee for Quality Assurance (NCQA) to incorporate the Healthcare Effectiveness Data and Information Set (HEDIS®) data into the PFV Quality Navigator Tool (Qnav®).