Digital Health Outcomes presented publicly services and technologies at ISPOR 2016 in Milan. We’d like to thank all our partners for support and ongoing collaboration. We look forward for new opportunities in 2016 ! During… Read more
The ‘big data’ matter has lately been widely discussed within the various businesses and industries, such as IT, chemical, pharmaceutical, metallurgical, financial, oil and gas, consumer, high technology, retail etc. No wonder it even managed to… Read more
Budget Impact Model (BIM) is the health economics type of model which calculates the net cost of including a new drug or therapy into certain healthcare system or payer, hospital settings. Budget impact model app (budget… Read more
Before ISPOR was always a scientific event for us, now it becomes more of a communication and networking event. We met many companies and promoted our key commercial and scientific work streams: web and iPad health… Read more
We raise the question of difference between economic evaluation of health and traditional goods and services because healthcare market is conceptually different, thus requires different approach to evaluation. This issue has been catching attention of many… Read more
Usually when sales rep has a meeting with doctor, payer or provider, the time frame is very tight. It is a matter of minutes for the rep to bring the key message to a target audience…. Read more
A few years ago Digital Health Outcomes faced a need to develop an engine core which would be able to automatically transform Excel models with all their logic, formulas and dependencies to JavaScript. The reasoning was… Read more
In the current age of rapidly developing informational technologies they are literally impacting more and more spheres of social life, and Healthcare has not been an exception. Such notions as Digital Marketing and eDetailing have infiltrated… Read more
Despite the prevailing trend of “consumerization of information technologies”, many mathematical models in various industries (life science, financial, R&D etc.) remains Excel-based. Yet a few years ago, IT was mostly associated with technical specialists – people… Read more