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htasurv: a Stata module for performing survival analysis in economic evaluations

htasurv: a Stata module for performing survival analysis in economic evaluations

by Rachel Montague | Jan 2, 2017 | Industry insights

Written by David Trueman, Director htasurv is an open source Stata module for assessing alternative parametric distributions when extrapolating survival data for use in health economic models. The function distfind loops through alternative distributions (specified by...
Ten guiding principles for model write-ups and economic sections of HTA submissions

Ten guiding principles for model write-ups and economic sections of HTA submissions

by Rachel Montague | Oct 2, 2016 | Industry insights

Written by Juliet Mumby-Croft, Director The following pointers aim to provide practical guidance to strengthen the communication of your economic case, avoid the introduction of mistakes and make the deadline. Validate your model first. Then get someone else to...
Model methods: part 2 – finding an elegant solution

Model methods: part 2 – finding an elegant solution

by Rachel Montague | Oct 2, 2016 | Industry insights

Written by Juliet Mumby-Croft, Director When developing a model methodology, there should be a Eureka moment. The moment when you find a model structure that reflects natural history, captures the relative benefits and harms of the new intervention versus standard of...
Model methods: part 1 – to include or not to include?

Model methods: part 1 – to include or not to include?

by Rachel Montague | Oct 2, 2016 | Industry insights

Written by Juliet Mumby-Croft, Director It’s an accepted principle that the structure of a cost-effectiveness model should reflect the natural history of disease. Further, that it should capture the differences in outcome, cost and resource use expected to result from...
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