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The objective is to improve access to health data for research and innovation, but the proposal raises concerns about increased administrative burden and the role of industry within the model.
The monitoring and diagnosis of diabetic kidney disease are often insufficient in Finland. This is confirmed by two real-world evidence (RWE) studies.
The Nordic Chapter brings together a wide range of stakeholders from across the Nordic countries, providing a platform where research, policy-making and everyday healthcare practice meet.
What do you remember from the ISPOR conference in November? In this overview we discuss which topics are worth following in 2026.
Transportability and generalizability refer to the ability to apply evidence from a single study to different patient populations, clinical settings, or geographical regions.
A large proportion of patients with psoriasis need to switch biologic treatment after initiation. This finding emerges from two RWE studies focusing on plaque psoriasis and psoriatic arthritis.
Access times to medicines vary greatly between European countries, and delays in oncology drugs in particular are increasing.
A Nordic approach to data collection carried out through Medaffcon saves clients’ resources, reduces duplicate work, and accelerates processes.
Medaffcon provides skilled temporary workforce solutions for its client companies. An outsourced expert is a flexible solution to address a company's short-term resourcing challenges.
Sweden and Finland are leaders in developing and applying health technology and provide ideal environments for conducting Health Technology Assessments (HTA) for medical devices.
Patient Dynamics caters to the needs of pharmaceutical companies by providing precise information for sales and marketing decision-making.
Medicines in Finland are divided into medicines in ambulatory and hospital care. This article describes these two routes and provides information of the market access options and pricing system in Finland. Updated annually.