Marco HEOR for Pharma

Marco HEOR is a structured platform for contrasting real-world evidence with clinical and HTA frameworks, accelerating the evidence generation process and submissions to health technology assessment bodies. Designed for HEOR teams at pharmaceutical companies.

FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

Some answers to questions we often receive

Which HTA bodies does Marco HEOR cover?

Marco HEOR covers the leading health technology assessment bodies globally, including NICE (UK), CADTH (Canada), HAS (France), IQWiG (Germany), ICER (US), and regional bodies across Latin America.

Does Marco HEOR accelerate the preparation of HTA dossiers?

Yes. By structuring evidence systematically and aligning it with each HTA body's framework, Marco HEOR significantly reduces the time required to prepare evidence packages.

How does Marco HEOR manage uncertainties in the available clinical evidence?

Marco HEOR allows the explicit identification and documentation of evidence uncertainties, structuring arguments for risk-sharing agreements (MEAs) that HTA bodies may require as a condition of reimbursement.

Can Marco HEOR integrate with the pharmaceutical company's internal data?

Yes. Marco HEOR allows incorporating data from proprietary clinical studies, patient registries, and RWE in a secure and auditable environment to be contrasted with published evidence.

Can Marco HEOR support the development of a value dossier for HTA submission?

Yes. Marco HEOR structures and documents efficacy, safety, quality of life, and economic value evidence aligned with the requirements of the leading HTA value dossiers required by global assessment bodies.

Can Marco HEOR manage simultaneous evaluations across multiple international markets?

Yes. Marco HEOR allows adapting the same body of evidence to the specific requirements of each local HTA body in parallel, maximizing HEOR team efficiency in multi-market launch strategies.

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HEOR teams need to generate structured, comparable evidence for multiple HTA markets simultaneously, with limited resources and very tight timelines.