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Sharing is Caring: The Case for Company-Level Collaboration in Pharmacoeconomic Modelling

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In the recent NICE appraisals for rheumatoid arthritis the six companies involved each independently conducted systematic reviews, economic modelling and network meta-analyses [1]. Each will have incurred substantial agency fees… Click to show full abstract

In the recent NICE appraisals for rheumatoid arthritis the six companies involved each independently conducted systematic reviews, economic modelling and network meta-analyses [1]. Each will have incurred substantial agency fees and internal time to manage the projects. Given the models were also based on a very similar structure, each needed to solve very similar problems (independently) from the perspective of disease progression. This is a typical situation, with examples ranging from psoriasis, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, and multiple myeloma with multiple companies creating almost identical models. In contrast, only a few examples exist of standardised models available to use by all (under varying frameworks [2,3]) diabetes is the only example that readily springs to mind [4].

Keywords: company level; level collaboration; modelling; case company; sharing caring; caring case

Journal Title: PharmacoEconomics
Year Published: 2017

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