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Research commissioned by the BIA from the Office of Health Economics (OHE) two years ago suggested that the UK would join nations such as Australia, Canada and Switzerland in a ‘tier
Professor Adrian Towse, director of the ABPI funded Office of Health Economics, (OHE) said that one of the main reasons was the need for a return on investment on pharma's
The research by the Office of Health Economics (OHE) - which receives funding from the drug industry as well as other sources - says that the UK ranked ninth among 13 high-income
diseases. The assessment, commissioned from the Office of Health Economics (OHE) Consulting, reveals that between 2000 and 2004, R&D investment in rare diseases in Europe increased by more than half;
The October 2009 Office of Health Economics (OHE) report, Access Mechanisms for Orphan Drugs: a Comparative Study of Selected European Countries, states that, of 28 orphan medicines (prevalence < 5 per 10, ... The Scottish system does, therefore, have
According to the OHE, in 2006, a generic prescription dispensed in England cost an average of GBP4.76, while a branded prescription cost am average of GBP19.35. ... Cancer. OHE statistics also show that cancer is continuing to become more prevalent, but
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In a study conducted by OHE Consulting, funded by Lilly, we analysed the current data governance arrangements in eight countries, and proposed an aspirational governance framework based on these analyses. ... is an economist at the Office of Health
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