CLEVIDENCE
Let's work to achieve your goals. We will provide science-oriented services tailored to your expectations. Clevidence will speak for us.
Our team is made up of academics and professionals with experience both in scientific research and in the provision of services in the field of health economics and outcomes research, including health technology assessment and market access of medicinal products, as well as post-marketing research.
Our services are designed in order to solve the problems posed by the client and to fulfill their objectives. The aim of our work is to reflect the best scientific evidence available on the subject under evaluation.
Clevidence stands for clear evidence. There is no other way: health decisions must be made based on the best scientific evidence available.
Given the growing number of innovative therapeutic options in the context of finite health resources, decision makers have an increasing responsibility to make choices and select the most cost-effective interventions among the existing alternatives.
As such, rigorous, transparent, and methodologically sound assessments of the therapeutic, economic and social value of health technologies are crucial to inform health decision-making.
We use scientific research methods to generate, synthesise, analyse and assess the available evidence on the effects of health interventions.
Our aim is to deliver evidence-based assessments that can be used with confidence by health decision-makers and other stakeholders in healthcare, such as academia, clinicians, governments, hospitals and clinics, patients and pharmaceutical companies.
Market access, pricing and reimbursement
Strategy and evidence gap analysis
Health technology assessment (HTA)
Clinical efficacy and safety
Use of healthcare resources
Health-related quality of life (HRQOL)
Global value dossier (GVD)
Reimbursement dossier and HTA submission
Peer reviewed publication
Conference presentation
Post-authorisation safety studies (PASS)
Post-authorisation efficacy studies (PAES)
Effectiveness
Drug utilisation studies
Health Services Research
Patient-reported outcomes (PROs)
Health-related quality of life (HRQOL)
Observational studies
Electronic health records (EHRs)
Disease registries
Drug registries