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Reducing Low Value Care Can Help Make Health Care Costs More Sustainable for Employers

Beth Beaudin-Seiler, PhD

November 3, 2020

It’s no secret that the United States spends more on health care than any other country and that costs have ...
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How Can COVID-19 Refocus Our Health Care System Towards Value and Crisis Preparedness?

Beth Beaudin-Seiler, PhD; A. Mark Fendrick, MD; George Miller, PhD; Paul Hughes-Cromwick, MA

July 13, 2020

What happens in the aftermath of the coronavirus is still uncertain, but it is clear that this upheaval presents an ...
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Value Assessment Research Should Consider Societal Consequences

David D. Kim, PhD, and Peter J. Neumann, ScD

June 8, 2020

Value assessment formally quantifies health care intervention benefits alongside their costs and risks to make recommendations about value-based pricing and ...
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As Value Assessment Evolves, The Patient Voice Must Not be Forgotten

Eleanor M. Perfetto, PhD, MS, and Elisabeth M. Oehrlein, PhD, MS

March 4, 2020

Traditionally, assessments of value in health care have not incorporated the patient perspective. As a result, they may not capture ...
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2019 Wrap-Up — The Year in Value Assessment

PhRMA Foundation

January 7, 2020

As we begin a new year of activity in 2020, we would like to take the opportunity to reflect on ...
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Why the Patient Perspective Matters: Researchers, Value Assessors, and Patient Advocates Discuss the Next Generation of Value Assessment

PhRMA Foundation

November 22, 2019

PhRMA Foundation conference “The Next Generation of Value Assessment: Including the Patient Voice” at the Ronald Reagan Building, Tuesday, November ...
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Welcome to the PhRMA Foundation’s Blog, Voices in Value

PhRMA Foundation

October 24, 2019

To blog or not to blog? We decided – let’s do it! There are so many exciting developments in the ...
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