Modelling in hypertension: gaps, challenges, and future directions
New article published in PharmacoEconomics, co-authored by HEOR. Patrice Carter, Principal Consultant, and Geraint Roberts, Senior Medical Writer, summarise HEOR’s contribution
Modelling the benefits of physical activity in heart failure
We designed and conducted an observational study to explore the relationship between objectively measured physical activity and clinical and healthcare resource-use outcomes in people with heart failure
Rethinking MASH epidemiology: a mechanistic, data-integrated model
This poster was presented at the EASL Congress 2026 in Barcelona and recognised as a TOP abstract, among the best in its category. HEOR co-authors share exclusive insights into the research’s motivation and innovation
A unified framework for obesity treatment modelling: linking cardiovascular, metabolic, and renal outcomes
HEOR is proud to have co-authored the Journal of Medical Economics’ most cited and viewed article of 2025, “Cost-effectiveness of semaglutide in people with obesity and cardiovascular disease without diabetes”
What can zombies teach us about public health?
What can zombies teach us about public health? Explore HEOR’s interactive epidemiology training simulation built on real health economics modelling
Disease-specific reference case extension: Management of overweight and obesity in adults
Although there is nothing enormously controversial included in the proposal, we feel there are some elements that NICE should consider to ensure the reference case becomes a sustainable and genuinely useful tool to aid decision-making
ISPOR 2025 posters: Exclusive author insights
This poster was presented at ISPOR 2025 in Glasgow (9-12 November).
Author Tom Padgett explains the motivation behind the research and provides further insight into the findings
ISPOR 2025 posters: Exclusive author insights
This poster was presented at ISPOR 2025 in Glasgow (9-12 November).
Author Tom Padgett explains the motivation behind the research and provides further insight into the findings
ISPOR 2025 posters: Exclusive author insights
This poster was presented at ISPOR 2025 in Glasgow (9-12 November).
Author Tom Padgett explains the motivation behind the research and provides further insight into the findings