Experts from the Pharmacoeconomics Department are contributing to the European project PROCURE, which aims to improve efficiency and resilience of public procurement in the healthcare sector in the EU. The project has recently successfully implemented the Delphi methodology to...
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PROCURE Project: Key Outcomes of Delphi on Successful Public Procurement
ASCERTAIN: Progress in developing new models for improving access to innovative health technologies
The Horizon Europe-funded ASCERTAIN project aims to develop new pricing, cost-effectiveness, and reimbursement models that balance incentives for developing new and effective health technologies with sustainable patient access. A key component of the project is the development of...
Launch of the AUGMENT Biosimilars Knowledge Hub
The Pharmacoeconomics Department leads the AUGMENT Consortium who was commissioned by the European Health and Digital Executive Agency (HaDEA) to conduct the project “Capacity building to support the uptake of biosimilars in a multistakeholder approach”. A stakeholder network for...