2020

Value in Health announced today the publication of results of a study suggesting that time-driven activity-based costing can be an effective technique to support value-based healthcare initiatives.

ISPOR announced the results of its recent elections and its 2020-2021 Board of Directors.

As the leading professional society for health economics and outcomes research globally, ISPOR rarely comments on issues not directly related to healthcare. However, the Society feels compelled to speak out after the series of events in the United States and across the globe that have brought the issue of racial inequities to the forefront.

ISPOR announced that its renowned HEOR Short Course Program is now being offered virtually with 9 upcoming short courses in June and July 2020.

Value in Health announced the publication of a series of articles focused on methods for moving from the evaluation of precision medicine into practice and policy.

The Virtual ISPOR 2020 conference concluded yesterday—the Society’s first completely virtual conference that was redesigned as an online event when the COVID-19 pandemic required a necessary cancellation of the in-person conference.

ISPOR held its third and final Virtual ISPOR 2020 plenary session this afternoon, “On the Road to Enhanced Cost-Effectiveness Analysis—New Directions, New Milestones.”

ISPOR held its second Virtual ISPOR 2020 plenary session this afternoon, “Health Economics and Outcomes Research and Clinical Decision Making—Advancing Meaningful Progress.”

ISPOR—The Professional Society for Health Economics and Outcomes Research opened its Virtual ISPOR 2020 conference this morning with its first plenary session, “Health Policy—Designing For the Future.”

ISPOR held a plenary session today, “Health Economics and Outcomes Research (HEOR) in the Era of COVID-19,” that featured a number of HEOR and health policy thought leaders discussing the rapidly evolving global COVID-19 crisis and the implications for short-term and long-term healthcare decisions.