EQ-5D and PROMs
Patient Reported Outcome Measures (PROMs) are used to evaluate health interventions, providing a measure of an individual’s health status. The EQ-5D is a PROM recommended by NICE for measuring health benefits. It considers 5 dimensions of health and can be used across various diseases.
New NICE Position Statement – 5L Value Set Still ‘On Hold’
29 November 2018
NICE has issued a new position statement regarding the use of the EQ-5D-5L value set in evidence submitted to its HTA process.
EQ-5D-5L Value Set for England Study Team Responds to the EEPRU Review
29 November 2018
OHE has published a response to the critique of the EQ-5D-5L value set for England study.
OHE Lunchtime Seminars: Steven Pearson and Janel Hanmer
4 October 2018
OHE will be hosting two lunchtime seminars in October – one on the 22nd with Steven Pearson, ICER, and another on the 31st with Janel Hanmer,…
OHE at the EuroQol Plenary Meeting 2018
2 October 2018
OHE contributed to the organisation and scientific content of the recent EuroQol Plenary Meeting in Lisbon, Portugal.
Two New Papers on EQ-5D-5L Valuation in Ireland
21 August 2018
OHE’s Koonal Shah and Nancy Devlin are co-authors on two new papers focusing on the valuation of the EQ-5D-5L in Ireland.
New Journal Article: Directly Eliciting Personal Utility Functions
31 July 2018
A new article in the European Journal of Health Economics describes the ‘personal utility functions’ approach to valuing health
Quality of Life in Long-term Cancer Survivors: Implications for Future Health Technology Assessments in Oncology
3 July 2018
We conducted a literature review in order to identify whether long-term cancer survivors’ quality of life is comparable to that of the general population.
New Paper in Value in Health: Improving the Quality of Time Trade-Off Data
27 June 2018
This paper demonstrates OHE’s expertise in valuing health outcomes, and its contribution to methods for improving the quality of health valuation data.
A New Publication in Health Economics: An Exploration of the Non‐iterative Time Trade‐off Method to Value Health States
11 June 2018
An exploration of the non‐iterative time trade‐off method to value health states – our new paper published in Health Economics