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The U.S. healthcare market is rapidly changing as public and private payers become more cost conscious and increasingly demand that therapies demonstrate cost-effectiveness as well as efficacy.  To respond to the current market realities we are integrating health economic analyses as part of the decision tree for all products, through research and development to post-launch.  Health economic analyses have various applications.  They can demonstrate the value of a therapy or product to payers and providers.  They also can inform pricing decisions and can be important to ensure that patients have access to new technologies.

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  • Taylor Spatial Frame

 

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