Alicia Granados | Global Head Scientific Advocacy and Insights
Sanofi

Pre-congress workshops @ 14:00

HTAi: Implementing HTA recommendations, Evidence assessment, economic modelling, and how legislation drives HTA change

Moderator: Sheela Upadhyaya, Rare Disease Consultant, Rarely Ordinary

Alicia Granados, Global Head Scientific Advocacy and Insights, Sanofi

Veronica Lopez Gousset, DrPH candidate, Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health

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Veronica Lopez Gousset / HTAi: Implementing HTA recommendations, Evidence assessment, economic modelling, and how legislation drives HTA change

Veronica Lopez Gousset, DrPH candidate,
Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health

Veronica Lopez Gousset, MPH, has over 10 years of experience ensuring patients’ voices are represented in healthcare decision-making. She works with the patient community to better voice their needs and challenges, with health technology assessment (HTA) bodies to improve their processes for...

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Dorota Zgodka, Steering Committee member, HTAi Rare Disease Interest Group

Sanja Fitzgerald, Technical Officer Rare Disease Interest Group, HTAi

Day 2 @ 11:15

Panel: Improving access through innovation of evidence generation and assessment

-       The IHI RealiseD project – Improving evidence generation

-       The HTAi Rare Disease Interest Group – Improving evidence assessment

Moderator: Karen Facey, Senior HTA Advisor, University of Edinburgh

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Karen Facey / Panel: Improving access through innovation of evidence generation and assessment

Karen Facey, Senior HTA Advisor,
University of Edinburgh

Karen Facey worked as a senior statistician in Pharma and medicines regulation before moving to Scotland in 2000 to setup their first national HTA agency. Since 2003 she has been an independent consultant working with all stakeholders on matters relating to HTA in Europe and Canada, with special...

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Alicia Granados, Global Head Scientific Advocacy and Insights, Sanofi

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Day 2 @ 11:15

Panel: Improving access through innovation of evidence generation and assessment

-       The IHI RealiseD project – Improving evidence generation

-       The HTAi Rare Disease Interest Group – Improving evidence assessment

Moderator: Karen Facey, Senior HTA Advisor, University of Edinburgh

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Karen Facey / Panel: Improving access through innovation of evidence generation and assessment

Karen Facey, Senior HTA Advisor,
University of Edinburgh

Karen Facey worked as a senior statistician in Pharma and medicines regulation before moving to Scotland in 2000 to setup their first national HTA agency. Since 2003 she has been an independent consultant working with all stakeholders on matters relating to HTA in Europe and Canada, with special...

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Alicia Granados, Global Head Scientific Advocacy and Insights, Sanofi

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