Your HEOR partner
Your HEOR partner
We work in partnership with our clients to optimise market access for new healthcare interventions.
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WHAT WE DO
We develop, synthesise and present evidence to support market access for new healthcare interventions. Our aim is to achieve the best possible outcome for patients and our clients.
Economic Modelling & Data Analysis
We provide design, development, and strategic review of economic models.
Evidence Generation
Our systematic review team produce high-quality, user-friendly deliverables.
Market Access & Value Communication
Our medical writers develop clear and concise written materials, which effectively communicate an evidence-based value proposition.
Health Technology Assessment
We support HTA submission development to UK and international agencies, with strategic advice throughout the process.
Training
We provide training courses in health economics, economic modelling, and systematic literature review, which we tailor to our clients’ needs and audience.
ABOUT US
Source Health Economics was founded in 2016. We are a team of specialists in health technology assessment, health economics, statistics, medical writing, systematic review, and meta-analysis. We are based in central London and Oxford.
We strive to deliver technical excellence, minimise complexity, and are dedicated to getting things right. Our flexible and collaborative approach helps us to forge lasting partnerships with our clients.
Our ethos
We put people first: patients, clients, and staff. Our aim is to achieve the best possible outcome for patients and our clients. We take care of our staff and invest in their development. We believe if we are committed to these objectives, the company will thrive.
Insights
A quick look at network meta-analyses for National Numeracy Day!
Written by Abby Paine, Statistician. It’s National Numeracy Day, which is run by National Numeracy, a charity that aims to enable everyone across the UK to be confident and competent in using numbers and data. This is such an important issue; ... Read more
Limiting conference abstract searching for systematic reviews
Written by Isobel Munro, Associate Systematic Review Analyst The purpose of conducting a systematic literature review (SLR) is to identify a complete and unbiased set of studies relevant to the proposed research question. However, it is not only Read more
Moving from academia to consultancy, is it for you?
Written by Alec Miners. Contemplating ‘change’ of any kind can be daunting. Choosing a new career direction is no exception. I joined Source Health Economics as Head of Health Economics in March this year after 16 years in academia and 5 years ... Read more
ILAP breakdown for UK HTAs and market access
Written by Luke Parkes. ILAP remit It has been just over a year since the Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) established the Innovative Licensing and Access Pathway (ILAP) in response to Britain’s exit from the European ... Read more
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At Source, we aim to build a team environment in which our staff can grow and contribute to the growth of the company.