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Health Economics and Outcomes Research (HEOR)

Evaluate data collected during drug development to maximize the value of a therapeutic product.
Medical Writing and Editing

Communicate scientific, technical and health-related information to a range of audiences.
Systematic Literature Review

Summarizes the results of research (that meet pre-defined eligibility criteria for inclusion) and provides a high level of evidence on the outcomes assessed.
Cost Effectiveness Analysis

Compare alternative treatments that lead to similar health outcomes.
Decision Analytic Modeling

Assess effects, costs and economic outcomes of treatment. These include cost-effectiveness models and budget impact models.
Cost Benefit Analysis

Economic evaluation in which costs and benefits (outcomes) are expressed in monetary units, to determine if the benefits of an intervention outweigh the costs.
Value Dossiers Development

Summary document that presents clinical, economic, and humanistic value of an intervention and associated disease state with the supporting evidence, formulated from the perspective of a particular stakeholder (manufacturer, payer, provider, HTA agency, etc.). See also HTA Submission.
Comparative Effectiveness

The generation and synthesis of evidence that compares the benefits and harms of alternative methods to prevent, diagnose, treat, and monitor a clinical condition or to improve the delivery of care.
Health Technology Assessment Submission (HTA Submission)

Analyze the medical, social, ethical, humanistic, and economic considerations of a drug, medical device, or clinical procedures. Submissions are sent to regulatory agencies with different requirements that govern submissions. See also AMCP and Value Dossier.
Meta-Analysis

Use quantitative statistical approaches to pool results across multiple studies to improve power or resolve uncertainty; may be used in conjunction with a systematic review.