FREE PHARMACOECONOMICS WHITE PAPER WALKS 
STEP-BY-STEP THROUGH:

10 Critical Questions

to Ask When Evaluating a PE Analysis

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WE ARE GOING TO WALK STEP-BY-STEP THROUGH:

The ONE type of pharmacoeconomic analysis you cannot do without when evaluating new drugs

This type of analysis lets you directly compare all of the costs and health benefits of drugs used to treat different disease states, so you can consistently and transparently judge the value of all drugs you are considering for formulary listing.

The critical importance of selecting the correct comparator drug for every pharmacoeconomic analysis

If you don’t get this right, you could end up with a highly skewed cost-effectiveness estimate that could lead to listing a drug on your formulary that does not improve the health of your plan members or provide value for money.

How to make direct comparisons between drugs for disparate disease states

How do you make consistent decisions when you’re evaluating drugs for disease states as disparate as rheumatoid arthritis and epilepsy? Discover the true comparison you need to look for.

Meet Nina Lathia, PhD

I’m a pharmacist and health economist, and I’ve spent the last 10 years working in Canada and internationally as a healthcare decision maker, consultant, and clinical lecturer at the University of Toronto. 

I work one-on-one with drug formulary managers, clinical pharmacy managers, clinical pharmacists, and other decision-makers at PBM organizations. I’d like to take what I’ve learned and taught to walk you through 10 critical questions that will help you better evaluate new drugs. This will help your achieve the best possible health outcomes for your plan members and support drug plan sustainability at your organization.

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