Experts at Medaffcon have perused volumes of real-world data on patients with atopic dermatitis to provide new insights into co-morbidities and treatment patterns associated with the chronic skin condition.
Experts from Medaffcon, Takeda and the Hospital District of Helsinki and Uusimaa (HUS) have concluded an extensive study into paediatric short-bowel syndrome based on information from patient records.
Our first national multiregister study on sexually transmitted diseases provides important information on the burden of genital warts (GWs) in Finland.
Sweden’s abundance of high-quality digital healthcare data has enabled what is surely one of the most exhaustive study of mortality associated with Clostridioides difficile infections (CDI) in the world.
Studies mapping short-term absences provide new information on the burden caused by diseases for healthcare services and the society.
Research based on Finnish and Swedish real-world health data can be generalised also to other settings and populations, says Dr. Johanna Simin, real-world epidemiologist at Medaffcon.
Joining Medaffcon enables Dr. Johanna Simin to leverage her expertise to advance real-world data use and evidence-driven health. Medaffcon, in turn, can augment its in-house capabilities with the high-quality digital healthcare data found in Sweden.
Medaffcon has added Swedish healthcare registries to its capabilities as it continues to pursue growth and facilitate data utilisation by providing pharmaceutical companies access to rich and relevant healthcare data.
Timo Karvinen joined Medaffcon’s Market Access team as an expert in the beginning of May. In addition to his extensive expertise, he also brings a whole new service concept to Medaffcon.
Register study undisputedly confirms that a smoker’s risk for any postoperative complications is significantly higher than non-smokers’.
Finnish hospitals’ data lakes offer an opportunity to access tremendously rich real-world data on treatments and outcomes that enable research on topics ranging from medical questions to health economics.
The result of a recent original study surprised the researchers: the costs of treating heart failure tenfold in exacerbation. The results were published in Duodecim on 23 March 2023.
The Market Access team works actively with different actors, while helping customers in processes related to market access and market presence and in strategic planning.
In this nationwide register study, we described the incidence, prevalence, and treatment burden of chronic rhinosinusitis with nasal polyps (CRSwNP), and its disease association with asthma from 2012 to 2018 in Finland.
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Our recent RWE study detailed the comorbidity burden of Finnish multiple myeloma (MM) patients diagnosed between 2005 and 2016.
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Heini Honkanen has been appointed as Medaffcon’s Market Access Lead. The new Market Access Team was created when the previous Price and Reimbursement and HE & Access Teams were merged.
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Finland has unique data for pharmaceutical purposes and unstructured healthcare data can also be already effectively utilised.
Medaffconin Tanja Nieminen ja Heini Honkanen osallistuivat terveystaloustieteen tutkimukseen ja terveydenhuollon menetelmien arviointiin keskittyvään ISPOR-kongressiin marraskuussa.
CEO Jarmo Hahl explains what Medaffcon’s service entity consists of and what makes Medaffcon an excellent partner for their customers.
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