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Patient Economics: How to Measure the Value of Care
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Get a look at the behind-the-scenes math that often determines whether or not insurance will cover the costs of treatments.
Health technology assessments attempt to determine the value of a new treatment. But not all of these equations take into account patient voices, experiences, and needs. That includes the QALY - a discriminatory health care metric that’s come under fire. But if it’s banned, what replaces it?
Economists Dr. Neal Masia and Dr. Darius Lakdawalla of EntityRisk explain a new model that takes into account patient needs when calculating the value of a treatment.
You can share your support for banning discriminatory metrics like the QALY here.
Plus, learn about the BENEFIT Act, and how it would inject more patient data into FDA approval process.
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