Services

Evidence Strategy and Study Design

  • Evidence-gap assessment

  • Research strategy and roadmaps

  • Real-world study design

  • HEOR and outcomes research

  • Protocol and analysis-plan development

Analysis and Evidence Generation

  • Statistical modelling

    Real-world data analysis

    Survival and outcomes analysis

    Sensitivity and uncertainty analysis

    Interpretation of complex or conflicting evidence

Decision Science and Patient Value

  • Discrete-choice experiments

  • MCDA and structured decision support

  • Patient-preference research

  • Qualitative and mixed-methods research

  • Patient-centered value frameworks

Scientific Communication and Evidence Translation

  • Manuscripts and publication strategy

  • Scientific reports

  • Conference abstracts and presentations

  • Executive and payer-facing evidence narratives

  • Translation of findings into strategic recommendations

Integrated Evidence Framework.

Our Integrated Evidence Framework gives you a flexible process for transforming complex healthcare questions into evidence ready for decision-making. We start by understanding the decision to be made, its purpose and stakeholders. Then we map existing evidence to find what is known, unknown, and identify top gaps. Quantitative, qualitative, or mixed methods approaches, which are fit for purpose are chosen to generate and analyze new evidence. Finally, we interpret the findings, stress test, and translate them into actionable recommendations for research, strategy, and communication.

This framework is designed to be iterative, not linear. Our findings can often lead back to refining the original question, uncovering additional evidence gaps, or even modifying the approach to the analysis. As necessary, real world evidence, HEOR, decision science, qualitative research, biostatistics, and scientific communication are applied. We strive to produce not just additional analysis, but evidence that can be used - evidence that is rigorous, relevant and ready for decisions.

Start with a focused discussion

Tell us about the decision, evidence gap, or research problem you are facing. Initial consultations are used to clarify the problem, determine fit, and identify the most useful next step.