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ISPOR Europe · 2026

ISPOR Europe 2026

Nov 8–11

Nov 8–11, 2026

Austria Center Vienna · Vienna, Austria · In person

ISPOR Europe 2026 is the European conference of ISPOR, the professional society for health economics and outcomes research, held in Vienna under the theme "Shaping the Future of Access Through Science and Policy." It expects more than 6,000 researchers, regulators, payers, policymakers, life sciences innovators, providers and patient organizations, with over 140 sessions including plenaries, breakouts, workshops and ISPOR Forums.

Venue
Austria Center Vienna
Program
5 tracks · 139 sessions
365 speakers

Agenda

Times in Vienna (CET)
  1. 8:00 AM

    240 min

    Workshop · AI · Hall F2, Level 0

    Applied Generative AI for HEOR: Introduction

    Sven L Klijn, Bristol Myers Squibb William Rawlinson, Estima Scientific Timothy Reason, Estima Scientific

  2. 8:00 AM

    240 min

    Workshop · Real-World Evidence (RWE) · Hall E1, Level 0

    Developing Decision-Grade Real-World Evidence

    Jeremy Rassen, Arpeggio Solutions Jennifer Polinski, CSL Behring

  3. 8:00 AM

    240 min

    Workshop · AI · Hall E2, Level 0

    Health Economic Modeling in R for Decision Making: Assessment, Adaptation, and AI-Assisted Validation

    Howard Thom Eline Krijkamp, Erasmus School of Health Policy and Management Baris Deniz

  4. 8:00 AM

    240 min

    Workshop · AI · Hall N1, Level 1

    Prompt Engineering for HEOR: Practical Skills and Use Cases for HEOR Professionals

    Jag Chhatwal, Harvard Medical School / Massachusetts General Hospital Dalia Dawoud, Cytel Turgay Ayer, Value Analytics Labs

  5. 8:00 AM

    240 min

    Workshop · Access and Pricing · Hall N2, Level 1

    Risk-Sharing/Performance-Based Arrangements in Developing Countries

    Bertalan Németh, Syreon Research Institute Rok Hren, Syreon Research Institute Katarzyna Kolasa, University of Gdansk; University of Utah, Gdansk; Salt Lake City, UT

  6. 8:00 AM

    540 min

    Workshop · Access and Pricing · Hall F1, Level 0

    Reimbursement Systems for Pharmaceuticals in Europe

    Mondher Toumi, Aix-Marseille University Frank-Ulrich Fricke, Technische Hochschule Nürnberg Keith H Tolley, Tolley Limited Krzysztof Kloc, Clever-Access Oriol INNOVATION TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER Solà-Morales Serra Claudio Jommi, Universita del Piemonte Orientale

  7. 1:00 PM

    240 min

    Workshop · AI · Hall F2, Level 0

    Applied Generative AI for HEOR: Robust Architectures

    Sven L Klijn, Bristol Myers Squibb Rajdeep Kaur, Pharmacoevidence Pvt. Ltd. Ghayath Janoudi, Loon, Ottawa

  8. 1:00 PM

    240 min

    Workshop · Real-World Evidence (RWE) · Hall E1, Level 0

    Causal Inference and Causal Estimands from Target Trial Emulations Using Evidence from Real-World Observational Studies and Clinical Trials

    Uwe Siebert, UMIT TIROL - University for Health Sciences and Technology; Harvard Chan School of Public Health Felicitas Kuhne, Pfizer Pharma GmbH Nicholas Latimer, SCHARR, University of Sheffield

  9. 1:00 PM

    240 min

    Workshop · Patient-Centered Evidence · Room 1.85-1.86, Level 1

    Designing a Patient-Centered Strategy for Drug Development and Value

    Ari Gnanasakthy, RTI Health Solutions Lynda Doward, RTI Health Solutions Shanshan Qin, RTI Health Solutions Rebecca Crawford, RTI Health Solutions Diane Whalley, RTI Health Solutions

  10. 1:00 PM

    240 min

    Workshop · Expanded Value Measures · Hall N2, Level 1

    Integrating Patient, Payer, and Investor Perspectives on Valuing Innovative Medicines for Orphan Diseases

    Lou Garrison, The Comparative Health Outcomes, Policy, and Economics (CHOICE) Institute Marlene Gyldmark, BeiGene Mark J Nuijten, A2M

  11. 1:00 PM

    240 min

  1. 8:30 AM

    90 min

    Keynote · Hall A, Level 2

    Plenary Session 1: Opening Remarks and Special Address

    Rob Abbott, ISPOR Olivér Varhelyi, Health and Animal Welfare European Commission

  2. 8:30 AM

    90 min

    Panel · Expanded Value Measures · Hall A, Level 2

    Plenary Session 1: The Science of What Matters: Rethinking Value in Healthcare

    Sandra Nestler-Parr, Biocryst Pharmaceuticals Harald Schmidt, Maastricht University Sally Lewis, Kintsugi International

  3. 10:30 AM

    60 min

    Panel · Expanded Value Measures · Hall K2, Level -2

    Beyond the Index Event: Aligning Hospital Decision-Making with Expanded Value Measures for Medical Devices and Diagnostics

    Belinda A Mohr, Medtronic Marjan Hummel, Philips Sally Lewis, Kintsugi International Abeer A Al Rabayah, King Hussein Cancer Center

  4. 10:30 AM

    60 min

    Talk · Theater 2, Hall X1-X4, Level -2

    Capturing Patient and Caregiver Experiences in Psychological and Cognitive Conditions

    Irina Kinchin, Trinity College Dublin

  5. 10:30 AM

    60 min

    Talk · Theater 1, Hall X1-X4, Level -2

    Converting Vaccine Evidence to Policy

    Tiberius Certejan, Merz Therapeutics

  6. 10:30 AM

    60 min

    Workshop · Expanded Value Measures · Hall F2, Level 0

    Early Value Assessment When There Are Multiple External Comparators: Introducing Value-Based Decision Boundary Analysis (VB-DBA)

    Ronan Mahon, University of Galway SUBHAJIT GUPTA, PHARMAQUANT INSIGHTS PVT LTD Kokuvi ATSOU, Sanofi Jonathan Salcedo, BioNTech SE

  7. 10:30 AM

    60 min

    Panel · AI · Hall D, Level -2

    Humans at the Helm: Navigating Increasing AI Autonomy in HEOR and HTA

    Bill Malcolm, Bristol Myers Squibb Dalia Dawoud, Cytel J. Jaime Caro, Thermo Fisher Scientific Siguroli Teitsson, Bristol Myers Squibb

  8. 10:30 AM

    60 min

  9. 10:30 AM

    60 min

    Panel · Patient-Centered Evidence · Hall E2, Level 0

    Patient-Reported Outcomes in Federated Real-World Data: Infrastructure Ready, Evidence Fit for HTA?

    Uwe Siebert, UMIT TIROL - University for Health Sciences and Technology; Harvard Chan School of Public Health Katia Verhamme Mario Lawes, Data4Life Anke-Peggy Holtorf, Health Outcomes Strategies, GmbH

  10. 10:30 AM

    60 min

    Panel · Hall G1, Level -2

    The Historical Linear Life Science Model is Dead and Requires Rethinking to Adapt to a Rapidly Changing Ecosystem

    Carole Longson, University of Manchester Eric Low, Eric Low Consulting Sean Tunis, Tufts Center for the Evaluation of Value and Risk in Health Keith H Tolley, Tolley Limited

  11. 10:30 AM

    60 min

  12. 10:30 AM

    60 min

    Panel · Access and Pricing · Hall E1, Level 0

    Who Decides Which Covariates Matter? Aligning Regulatory and HTA Perspectives in Indirect Treatment Comparisons

    Mikkel Oestergaard, Merck Sharp & Dohme International Service B.V. Kate Ren, University of Sheffield Anja Schiel, Norwegian Medicines Agency Dominik Karres, European Medicines Agency

  13. 11:45 AM

    30 min

    Talk · Access and Pricing · Connection Zone, Hall F Foyer, Level 0

    The Accidental FX Trader: How United States MFN Pricing Reshapes Global Launch Strategy and Access

    Diane Munch, Pfizer Inc Neal Masia, EntityRisk, Inc. Ramiro E Gilardino, Insights & Impact

  14. 12:00 PM

    30 min

    Talk · AI · Theater 1, Hall X1-X4, Level -2

    Let’s Get REAL: Real-World Evidence in Action

    Denise Juliano, Premier Applied Sciences Caroline Ryan, Teleflex Lasair OCallaghan, Sanofi Didier Morel, Becton Dickinson Alexander de Groot, Intuitive Surgical

  15. 12:15 PM

    60 min

    Talk · AI · Hall E2, Level 0

    Advancing Evidence-Based Medicine with Generative AI

    Jimmy Royer, Analysis Group, Montreal Eric Q Wu, Analysis Group Maxime Leroux, DMined Consulting Services, Montreal

  16. 12:15 PM

    60 min

    Panel · Hall L, Level 1

    AI in HEOR: Advancing Evidence Generation for Joint Clinical Assessment

    Dalia Dawoud, Cytel Manuel Cossio, Cytel William Rawlinson, Estima Scientific James Ryan, AstraZeneca

  17. 12:15 PM

    60 min

    Workshop · Patient-Centered Evidence · Hall G1, Level -2

    How Can HTA and Regulatory Guidelines and Reviews Strengthen the Case for More Patient Centered Evidence Creation?

    Katja Rudell, Kielo Research Dan Ollendorf, Institute for Clinical and Economic Review (ICER) Joe Vandigo, Applied Patient Experience, A Reservoir Health Company

  18. 12:15 PM

    60 min

    Panel · Hall K2, Level -2

    ISPOR Strategic Dialogues: Integrated Evidence Generation Across the Product Lifecycle

    Finn Børlum Kristensen, Danish Centre for Health Economics - University of Southern Denmark Michael Berntgen, European Medicines Agency Carlos Martin Saborido, Roche Beate Wieseler, IQWiG Maya Matthews, European Commission Antonella M Cardone, Cancer Patients Europe

  19. 12:15 PM

    60 min

    Talk · Access and Pricing · Hall F1, Level 0

    One JCA, Many Decisions: Building an Evidence Strategy for Portability Across Europe

    Martin Parkinson, Thermo Fisher Scientific Carla Dias Barbosa, Thermo Fisher Scientific Victoria F Paly, Takeda Oncology Caoimhe T Rice, Thermo Fischer Scientific

  20. 12:15 PM

    60 min

    Panel · Hall E1, Level 0

    SMDM-ISPOR Joint Initiative in Health Decision Modelling Agentic AI for Transparent, Reproducible, and Trustworthy Decision Models

    Uwe Siebert, UMIT TIROL - University for Health Sciences and Technology; Harvard Chan School of Public Health Jag Chhatwal, Harvard Medical School / Massachusetts General Hospital Beate Jahn, UMIT TIROL – University for Health Sciences and Technology Beth Devine, University of York

  21. 12:15 PM

    60 min

  22. 12:45 PM

    30 min

    Talk · Connection Zone, Hall F Foyer, Level 0

    From Subject-Matter Brilliance to Real Impact

    Natalia Scherff, Natalia Scherff Karina Hansen, NOVARTIS Reg Waldeck

  23. 12:45 PM

    30 min

    Talk · Access and Pricing · Theater 2, Hall X1-X4, Level -2

    How Early Is Early Enough? Rethinking Evidence Planning for Today's Global Access Challenges

    Priti Jhingran, Genesis Research Group

  24. 12:45 PM

    30 min

  25. 1:45 PM

    60 min

    Panel · Patient-Centered Evidence · Hall L, Level 1

    Are Patient Values Genuinely Shaping Value Assessment, or Do They Remain Acknowledged but Underutilized?

    Ramiro E Gilardino, Insights & Impact Dan Ollendorf, Institute for Clinical and Economic Review (ICER) Chris Skedgel, Office of Health Economics Antonella M Cardone, Cancer Patients Europe

  26. 1:45 PM

    60 min

  27. 1:45 PM

    60 min

    Panel · Patient-Centered Evidence · Hall G1, Level -2

    COAlescing the Oncology COA Strategy: A Provocative Look at Why Oncology COA Strategies Often Fail - and How to Fix Them

    Konstantina Skaltsa, IQVIA Bryan Bennett, Jazz Pharma Lindsay Hughes, IQVIA Flora Mulkey, Food and Drug Administration

  28. 1:45 PM

    60 min

  29. 1:45 PM

    60 min

    Talk · Theater 2, Hall X1-X4, Level -2

    Health Utility Measurement: EQ-5D Innovations and Broader Perspectives

    Janine van Til, University of Twente

  30. 1:45 PM

    60 min

  31. 1:45 PM

    60 min

    Workshop · Access and Pricing · Hall F2, Level 0

    Reading Between the Endpoints: Translating Trials from Regulatory Estimands to HTA/JCA Decision Making

    Miranda Cooper, AstraZeneca Uwe Siebert, UMIT TIROL - University for Health Sciences and Technology; Harvard Chan School of Public Health Antonia Morga, Astellas Pharma Ltd Dominik Karres, European Medicines Agency

  32. 1:45 PM

    60 min

    Panel · Real-World Evidence (RWE) · Hall K2, Level -2

    Should Real-World Evidence Play a Role in Reimbursement Decisions on Decommissioning Health Technologies?

    Tammy Wynne, Acumetis Isabelle Durand-Zaleski Maria-Magdalena Balp, Novartis Pharma AG Linus Jönsson, Karolinska Insitutet

  33. 1:45 PM

    60 min

    Talk · Theater 1, Hall X1-X4, Level -2

    Tackling Societal Challenges Facing Public Health

    Manuela Deidda, University of Glasgow

  34. 1:45 PM

    60 min

    Panel · AI · Hall F1, Level 0

    The Future of Causal Inference: How Large (or Small) Role Will AI Play?

    Radek Wasiak, Adigens Health Limited Miguel Hernan, Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health Gorana Capkun Michael Haft, Xplain Data

  35. 3:15 PM

    30 min

    Talk · Access and Pricing · Theater 1, Hall X1-X4, Level -2

    Preparing Orphan Medicinal Products for JCA: Strengthening the Evidence Package

    Suzette Matthijsse, Lumanity Miranda Cooper, AstraZeneca Triona Zelesnik, Lumanity

  36. 3:15 PM

    30 min

    Talk · Real-World Evidence (RWE) · Theater 2, Hall X1-X4, Level -2

    Real-Time Intelligence: AI-Enabled Insights to Drive Evidence Strategy

    Ryan Ahern, Truveta

  37. 3:15 PM

    60 min

    Talk · Expanded Value Measures · Hall F1, Level 0

    From HTA to Public Health: Rethinking Value in Obesity

    Erin Johansson, Eli Lilly Olivia Wu, University of Glasgow Michal Pochopien, Clever-Access Lieven Annemans, Ghent University

  38. 3:15 PM

    60 min

    Panel · Hall G1, Level -2

    From Policy to Practice: The Evolution of HEOR and Healthcare Decision-Making in China — Experiences, Insights, and Lessons Learned

    Jing Wu, Tianjin University Yue Yang Wen Chen, School of Public Health, Fudan University Tao Guo, The Guiding Center of Pharmaceuticals and Medical Service Pricing, Tendering and Purchasing, National

  39. 3:15 PM

    60 min

  40. 3:15 PM

    60 min

    Panel · Patient-Centered Evidence · Hall L, Level 1

    Informing Healthcare Investment Through a Patient-Centered Lens

    Alan Balch, Patient Advocate Foundation and National Patient Advocate Foundation Hayley Chapman, The Synergist, Oakville Gunnar Esiason, RA Ventures Brian O'Rourke, Independent, Ottawa Julia Persson, Scita Health

  41. 3:15 PM

    60 min

    Talk · Patient-Centered Evidence · Hall E2, Level 0

    One Assessment, Many Decisions: The Future of Country-Level HTA After JCA

    Ruairi O'Donnell, Cencora Anne Willemsen, Zorginstituut Nederland Neil Grubert, Neil Grubert Consulting Anna Shopova, Amgen (Europe) GmbH Antonella M Cardone, Cancer Patients Europe

  42. 3:15 PM

    60 min

    Panel · Connection Zone, Hall F Foyer, Level 0

    Shaping the Future of HEOR: A Special Preview of ISPOR's Updated Science Strategy

    Laura Pizzi, ISPOR Deborah A Marshall, University of Calgary, Calgary Zsombor J Zrubka, Initium Zrt., Budapest Peter Neumann, Tufts Medical Center

  43. 3:15 PM

    60 min

    Panel · Hall F2, Level 0

    The HEMA Debate: The Value Judgements Involved in Deciding How “Value” Is Measured: A Value in Health Forum

    alistair mcguire Nancy J Devlin, University of Melbourne Darius Lakdawalla, University of Southern California Mark Sculpher, University of York

  44. 3:15 PM

    60 min

    Panel · Access and Pricing · Hall K2, Level -2

    Updating HTA Methods in Central and Eastern Europe: Can National Guidelines Converge While Remaining Locally Relevant?

    Maciej Niewada, ISPOR Poland Chapter Magdalena Rdzanek, AOTMiT Oresta Piniazhko, State Expert Center of the Ministry of Health of Ukraine Tomáš Doležal, Value Outcomes s.r.o.

  45. 4:45 PM

    60 min

    Panel · AI · Hall D, Level -2

    Agentic AI Governance: How to Balance Innovation and Guidance

    Amir Mehr, The Synthesis Company Thomas Paulsson, Recordati Rare Diseases Amanda Hansson Hedblom, Valid Insight (Bioscript Group), London Michael J Merchant, NICE

  46. 4:45 PM

    60 min

    Talk · Theater 1, Hall X1-X4, Level -2

    Artificial Intelligence for Evidence Generation and Synthesis

    Beate Jahn, UMIT TIROL – University for Health Sciences and Technology

  47. 4:45 PM

    60 min

    Workshop · Real-World Evidence (RWE) · Hall E2, Level 0

    Beyond “Using RWE”: What It Takes to Make Real-World Evidence Decision-Grade for HTA?

    Mark Sculpher, University of York Tina Wang, CIRS Huajie Jin, King's College London Xiaoning He, Tianjin University

  48. 4:45 PM

    60 min

    Talk · Theater 2, Hall X1-X4, Level -2

    Case Studies in Med Tech Evaluation

    Abeer A Al Rabayah, King Hussein Cancer Center

  49. 4:45 PM

    60 min

    Panel · Access and Pricing · Hall F1, Level 0

    EU HTA System Readiness for Orphan Medicinal Products ahead of 13 January 2028

    Alexander Natz, EUCOPE Pierrick Rollet, Rare Diseases, Alexion Niklas Hedberg, TLV Matteo SCARABELLI, SERVIER Antonella M Cardone, Cancer Patients Europe

  50. 4:45 PM

    60 min

    Panel · Patient-Centered Evidence · Hall G1, Level -2

    ICH E22 – General Considerations for Patient Preference Studies: Are We Ready to Move from Guidance to Practice?

    Brett Hauber, Pfizer Conny Berlin Francesco Pignatti, European Medicines Agency Juan M Gonzalez, Duke Clinical Research Institute

  51. 4:45 PM

    60 min

    Workshop · Expanded Value Measures · Hall K2, Level -2

    Integrating Environmental Sustainability into HTA: Global Policy Archetypes and Future Directions for Access Decision-Making

    Anke-Peggy Holtorf, Health Outcomes Strategies, GmbH Sandro Gsteiger, Roche Fiona Adshead, Sustainable Healthcare Coalition Stuart Mealing, York Health Economics Consortium

  52. 4:45 PM

    60 min

  53. 4:45 PM

    60 min

    Workshop · Hall E1, Level 0

    Mixture Cure Models: Do They Create More Issues Than They are Trying to Solve?

    Seán Conlon Gianluca Baio, University College London Irina Proskorovsky, Thermo Fisher Scientific Rhiannon K Owen, Swansea University

  54. 4:45 PM

    60 min

    Panel · Expanded Value Measures · Hall L, Level 1

    Whole Health at Risk: Does EU Joint Clinical Assessment Conflict with Europe’s Antimicrobial Resistance Ambitions?

    Matthias Hofer, The Office of Health Economics Anja Schiel, Norwegian Medicines Agency Libby Hamson, GSK Patrick K Hopkinson, Independent Consultant

  55. 6:00 PM

    60 min

  1. 8:30 AM

    90 min

    Keynote · Hall A, Level 2

    Plenary Session 2: Presidential Address, and Keynote Speaker

    Beth Devine, University of York Ricardo Baptista Leite, HealthAI

  2. 8:30 AM

    90 min

    Panel · Expanded Value Measures · Hall A, Level 2

    Plenary Session 2: We Optimize Treatments—But How Do We Optimize the System?

    Rasmus Gjesing Ricardo Baptista Leite, HealthAI Jakub Dvorácek, Pluxee Carole Longson, University of Manchester

  3. 10:30 AM

    60 min

    Panel · Real-World Evidence (RWE) · Hall K2, Level -2

    Beyond the Trial: Real-World Evidence and Lifecycle Evidence Generation in NICE Existing-Use HealthTech Assessments

    Dawn Lee, University of Exeter PenTAG Michael Kolovetsios, Johnson & Johnson MedTech Stacey Chang-Douglass, Insira (formerly Clarivate LS&H) Anastasia Chalkidou, NICE

  4. 10:30 AM

    60 min

    Panel · Real-World Evidence (RWE) · Hall F1, Level 0

    Bridging China and Europe: When Is China-Generated Evidence Fit for European HTA?

    Ruslan Horblyuk, Aesara Jing Wu, Tianjin University Huajie Jin, King's College London Ross A Selby, Italfarmaco SpA

  5. 10:30 AM

    60 min

    Panel · AI · Hall E1, Level 0

    Can Agentic AI Deliver HTA-Ready Health Economic Models? Governance, Validation, and Trust

    Andrew Briggs, London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine Andre Verhoek, AstraZeneca Jag Chhatwal, Harvard Medical School / Massachusetts General Hospital Xiaoyan Wang, Tulane University

  6. 10:30 AM

    60 min

    Panel · Access and Pricing · Hall D, Level -2

    Convergence and the Transatlantic Bargain: US Pricing Reform, the EU Pharma Package, and What Either Means for Innovation and Access

    Indranil Bagchi, GSK US Ferenc Marofka, European Commission Sean D Sullivan, University of Washington Lotte Steuten, Office of Health Economics

  7. 10:30 AM

    60 min

    Workshop · AI · Hall E2, Level 0

    Embracing the Opportunity of AI in Economic Modelling Responsibly Through Agentic Workflows and Guardrails

    Beth Devine, University of York Timothy Reason, Estima Scientific Liza Zasukhina, MSD Dan Ollendorf, Institute for Clinical and Economic Review (ICER)

  8. 10:30 AM

    60 min

    Talk · Theater 1, Hall X1-X4, Level -2

    Generating Decision-Ready Evidence for HTA and JCA

    Fatima Salih, NICE

  9. 10:30 AM

    60 min

    Panel · Patient-Centered Evidence · Hall G1, Level -2

    Patient Engagement in Economic Modelling: Bridging the Gap Between What’s Measured and What Matters

    Neil Hawkins, University of Glasgow Ariel Yuhan Y Ong, Moorfields Eye Hospital NHS Foundation Trust Noemi Muszbek, Visible Analytics Ltd Matthew Selby, Ocular Melanoma UK

  10. 10:30 AM

    60 min

  11. 10:30 AM

    60 min

    Panel · AI · Hall F2, Level 0

    Responsible AI in HTA - Introducing the NICE AI Methods Framework

    Mitch Higashi, ISPOR Raphael Sonabend-Friend, NICE Sven L Klijn, Bristol Myers Squibb Yan Teck Ho, Ministry of Health James Fotheringham, University of Sheffield

  12. 10:30 AM

    60 min

    Panel · Expanded Value Measures · Hall L, Level 1

    VBHC x HEOR: From Shared Principles to Better Decisions - Are We There Yet?

    William V Padula, University of Southern California Jens Grueger, CHOICE Institute, University of Washington Borja Garcia-Lorenzo, Biosistemak Institute Mariska Q Hackert

  13. 11:45 AM

    30 min

    Talk · AI · Connection Zone, Hall F Foyer, Level 0

    The Next Generation of HEOR: Career Pathways in an AI-Augmented Field

    Ghayath Janoudi, Loon, Ottawa Anggie Wiyani, Novartis Erika Wissinger, Cencora Vandana Ayyar Gupta, NICE

  14. 12:00 PM

    30 min

    Talk · Real-World Evidence (RWE) · Theater 1, Hall X1-X4, Level -2

    From Narrative to Evidence: How NLP-Extracted Clinical Facts Strengthen Real-World Research

    Jeffrey Brown, TriNetX, LLC

  15. 12:00 PM

    30 min

    Talk · Patient-Centered Evidence · Theater 2, Hall X1-X4, Level -2

    Patient Experience Data in Health Economics and Outcomes Research – Challenges, Solutions and Strategic Value

    Gavin Taylor-Stokes, Adelphi Real World Danielle Riley, Adelphi Values PROVE Helena Bradley, Adelphi Values PCO

  16. 12:15 PM

    60 min

  17. 12:15 PM

    60 min

    Talk · Expanded Value Measures · Hall E2, Level 0

    Beyond Healthcare Costs: Valuing Obesity Treatment for Patients, Workforces, and Society

    Francesca Fiorentino, IQVIA Hanène Samouda, LASO (Luxembourg Association of People Living with Obesity) Johan Fagerudd, Pihlajalinna Robert King, LCP Health, Lane Clark & Peacock LLP Aparajita Tyagi, Novo Nordisk A/S

  18. 12:15 PM

    60 min

    Panel · Hall E1, Level 0

    Beyond Pricing: How HTA Informs Health System Decisions Worldwide

    Jessica Daw, Sentara Health Plans Claire Telford, Pfizer Joseph Mfutso-Bengo, Kamuzu University of Health Sciences Fatimah Alyami, Center for Health Technology Assessment, Center for National Health Insurance Sudha Kutty, Canada's Drug Agency, Toronto

  19. 12:15 PM

    60 min

    Panel · Patient-Centered Evidence · Hall G1, Level -2

    From Experience to Evidence: Building Patients’ Capabilities for Patient Experience Data (PED) in HTA

    Maria Dutarte, European Patients’ Academy on Therapeutic Innovation (EUPATI) Anke-Peggy Holtorf, Health Outcomes Strategies, GmbH Jose Diaz, BMS Alan Balch, Patient Advocate Foundation and National Patient Advocate Foundation claas roehl

  20. 12:15 PM

    60 min

    Panel · Hall L, Level 1

    From Principles to Practice: Preliminary Good Practice Recommendations from the Joint ISPOR-SMDM Model Validation II Task Force

    Salah Ghabri, French National Authority for Health (HAS) Beate Jahn, UMIT TIROL – University for Health Sciences and Technology Isaac Corro Ramos, Erasmus University Mafalda Ramos, Th(is)²Modeling

  21. 12:15 PM

    60 min

    Panel · Hall K2, Level -2

    Opportunity Cost, or Opportunity Lost? Sacred Principle, Functional Fiction, or Evolving Concept in HTA?

    Laura Pizzi, ISPOR Dan Ollendorf, Institute for Clinical and Economic Review (ICER) Lotte Steuten, Office of Health Economics Chris Sampson, Tertium Research

  22. 12:45 PM

    30 min

    Talk · Connection Zone, Hall F Foyer, Level 0

    Finding and Exploring HTA Methods: An Interactive Demonstration of the SUSTAIN Methods Observatory

    Wim Goettsch, Zorginstituut Nederland Saif Elayan, Utrecht University Nicole Mittmann, Canada's Drug Agency, Toronto

  23. 12:45 PM

    30 min

  24. 1:45 PM

    60 min

    Talk · Theater 2, Hall X1-X4, Level -2

    AI Applications in Health Technology Assessment

    Salah Ghabri, French National Authority for Health (HAS)

  25. 1:45 PM

    60 min

    Panel · Expanded Value Measures · Hall K2, Level -2

    Are HTA and Health Funding Systems Failing to Incentivise Investment in Disease Prevention?

    Eleanor Thurtle, Costello Medical Grace Hampson, Office of Health Economics James Jarrett, Gilead Sciences Inc Rosanna Tarricone, Bocconi University

  26. 1:45 PM

    60 min

    Panel · Real-World Evidence (RWE) · Hall F1, Level 0

    Beyond the Chinese Market: How China-Generated Evidence is Reshaping Global HTA, Access, and Reimbursement Decisions

    Yu Fang Lizheng Shi, Tulane University School of Public Health and Tropical Medicine Minghuan Jiang, Xi'an Jiaotong University Le Gao, Xi'an JiaoTong University

  27. 1:45 PM

    60 min

    Panel · Access and Pricing · Hall E1, Level 0

    Delay or Prepare? Navigating EU HTA in the Era of MFN-Driven Launch Uncertainty

    Eric C Faulkner, Passage Health Associates Joerg Ruof Jon D Campbell, National Pharmaceutical Council Gregory Daniel, Eli Lilly & Co. Ltd.

  28. 1:45 PM

    60 min

  29. 1:45 PM

    60 min

    Panel · Patient-Centered Evidence · Hall E2, Level 0

    Methods for Health State Utility Estimation: Task Framing, Current Practice, and Future Directions in HTA

    Matthijs M Versteegh, Huygens & Versteegh Dawn Lee, University of Exeter PenTAG Matthew Franklin, SCHARR, University of Sheffield Andrew Lloyd, Acaster Lloyd Tianhao Chen, The University of Sheffield

  30. 1:45 PM

    60 min

    Workshop · Hall L, Level 1

    Modern Synthesis Methods for Estimating Subgroup-Specific Treatment Effects

    Antonio Remiro-Azócar Jeroen P Jansen, University of California, San Francisco; Precision AQ Renato Panaro Harlan Campbell, Precision AQ, Rossland

  31. 1:45 PM

    60 min

    Talk · Theater 1, Hall X1-X4, Level -2

    New Forces Shaping Global Pricing

    Hussain A Al-Omar, College of Pharmacy, King Saud University

  32. 1:45 PM

    60 min

  33. 1:45 PM

    60 min

    Panel · AI · Hall F2, Level 0

    Train the Economist or Hire the Engineer? The Future of Expertise in AI-Native HEOR

    Ramiro E Gilardino, Insights & Impact J. Jaime Caro, Thermo Fisher Scientific Manuel Cossio, Cytel Mitch Higashi, ISPOR

  34. 3:15 PM

    30 min

    Talk · Patient-Centered Evidence · Theater 2, Hall X1-X4, Level -2

    From Routine Care to Decision-Grade Evidence: Scaling Pragmatic Trials Across Health Systems

    Bruce Feinberg, Cardinal Health Nicholas Lazarou, Cardinal Health

  35. 3:15 PM

    60 min

  36. 3:15 PM

    60 min

    Panel · Hall E1, Level 0

    Generative AI for Systematic Literature Reviews: ISPOR Good Practices Task Force Findings

    Dalia Dawoud, Cytel Jag Chhatwal, Harvard Medical School / Massachusetts General Hospital Raphael Sonabend-Friend, NICE Sven L Klijn, Bristol Myers Squibb

  37. 3:15 PM

    60 min

    Panel · Connection Zone, Hall F Foyer, Level 0

    Inside the EMA: A Bird's-Eye View of Europe's Medicines Regulator

    Laura Pizzi, ISPOR Michael Berntgen, European Medicines Agency Francesco Pignatti, European Medicines Agency Dominik Karres, European Medicines Agency

  38. 3:15 PM

    60 min

  39. 3:15 PM

    60 min

    Panel · Hall L, Level 1

    Using Patient Centered Digital Endpoints to Measure Whole Health

    Annette Champion, Healthcare Research Insights, Inc Anita D Burrell, Anita Burrell Consulting LLC Anke-Peggy Holtorf, Health Outcomes Strategies, GmbH Ward Servaes, Cascador/moveUP

  40. 3:15 PM

    60 min

    Panel · Expanded Value Measures · Hall G1, Level -2

    Vaccination Coverage an opportunity lost: Are European Health Systems Leaving Health Benefits on the Table?

    Cornelis Boersma, Health-Ecore Adina Turcu-Stiolica, University Of Medicine And Pharmacy Of Craiova Aleksandra Grozdanova, University Ss. Cyril and Methodius, Faculty of Pharmacy Tarik Catic

  41. 3:15 PM

    60 min

    Talk · Expanded Value Measures · Hall E2, Level 0

    Whole Health and HTA: Ready and Willing, or Not So Much? Rethinking Measurement in Health Technology Assessment

    Lisette Nientker, OPEN Health Ben A van Hout, OPEN Health Shruti Pandey, OPEN Health Malina Müller, WifOR Institute James Ryan, AstraZeneca

  42. 4:45 PM

    60 min

    Workshop · Patient-Centered Evidence · Hall K2, Level -2

    Accounting for Preference Heterogeneity in Stated Choice Data: From Good-Practice Methods to Decision-Relevant Interpretation

    Deborah A Marshall, University of Calgary, Calgary Francesco Pignatti, European Medicines Agency Sebastian Heidenreich, Thermo Fisher Scientific Axel C Mühlbacher, HS Neubrandenburg

  43. 4:45 PM

    60 min

    Talk · Theater 1, Hall X1-X4, Level -2

    Addressing the Challenges in Rare Disease Methods

    Matt Griffiths, Costello Medical

  44. 4:45 PM

    60 min

    Talk · Theater 1, Hall X1-X4, Level -2

    Advances in Decision Analytics and Economic Evaluation

    Imre Boncz, University of Pécs

  45. 4:45 PM

    60 min

  46. 4:45 PM

    60 min

    Panel · Expanded Value Measures · Hall F1, Level 0

    Bridging the Gap Between Broader Value Frameworks and Research-Ready Decision-Making

    Malina Müller, WifOR Institute Petra Došenovic Bonca Valentina Prevolnik Rupel Wim Goettsch, Zorginstituut Nederland

  47. 4:45 PM

    60 min

    Panel · Access and Pricing · Hall D, Level -2

    Could a Higher Willingness-to-Pay for 'Innovative' Therapies in Cost Effectiveness HTAs Help Enable Europe to Retain R&D and Manufacturing?

    Lieven Annemans, Ghent University Natalie Bennett, Novartis Pharmaceuticals UK Limited Mark Sculpher, University of York Lotte Steuten, Office of Health Economics

  48. 4:45 PM

    60 min

    Workshop · Real-World Evidence (RWE) · Hall E2, Level 0

    From Evidence to Access in Asia: Lessons on RWE and Lifecycle HTA for Sustainable Reimbursement

    Feng Xie, McMaster University, Hamilton, ON Hae Sun Suh, Kyung Hee University Huang-tz Ou, National Cheng Kung University Shitong Xie, Tianjin University

  49. 4:45 PM

    60 min

    Panel · Real-World Evidence (RWE) · Hall E1, Level 0

    How to Unlock the Usage of Real-World Data for Medical Devices in Health Technology Assessments?

    Frederique Debroucker, Medtronic Jana Boleckova, Edwards Lifesciences Sàrl Daniel Prieto-Alhambra Anastasia Chalkidou, NICE

  50. 4:45 PM

    60 min

    Panel · AI · Hall L, Level 1

    Impact of Agentic AI on Redefining Productivity in HEOR: From Deliverables to Decision Impact

    Uwe Siebert, UMIT TIROL - University for Health Sciences and Technology; Harvard Chan School of Public Health Jag Chhatwal, Harvard Medical School / Massachusetts General Hospital Turgay Ayer, Value Analytics Labs Ipek Ozer Stillman, Takeda

  51. 4:45 PM

    60 min

  1. 8:00 AM

    60 min

    Workshop · Real-World Evidence (RWE) · Hall E2, Level 0

    Biases that Generate Immortal Time: A Structural Diagnosis and Practical Solutions for HTA Submissions

    Miguel Hernan, Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health Xabier Garcia de Albeniz, Adigens Health Limited Thibaut Sanglier, F.Hoffmann-La Roche Julia Vila, RTI Health Solutions

  2. 8:00 AM

    60 min

    Panel · Expanded Value Measures · Hall G1, Level -2

    Can We STEDI the Course? Antimicrobial Value Assessment at a Crossroads

    Laith Yakob, Adelphi Values PROVE Edward I Broughton, Pfizer Grace Hampson, Office of Health Economics Entela Xoxi, Independent Consultant

  3. 8:00 AM

    60 min

    Workshop · Patient-Centered Evidence · Hall L, Level 1

    Children or Parents - Whose Preferences Matter? That Depends on the Decision Making Context

    Kerrie-Anne Ho, UCB Nancy J Devlin, University of Melbourne Deborah A Marshall, University of Calgary, Calgary

  4. 8:00 AM

    60 min

    Panel · Real-World Evidence (RWE) · Hall D, Level -2

    From Static to Dynamic Value: Can Living HTA and AI Reshape the Innovation Cycle?

    Esther Nzenza, Acumetis, Clerkenwell Olivia Wu, University of Glasgow Nicholas Adlard, Novartis Pharma Sabine Vogler, Gesundheit Osterreich GmbH

  5. 8:00 AM

    60 min

    Panel · Access and Pricing · Hall E1, Level 0

    How Should Evidence be Assessed in Rare Diseases?

    Karen Facey, Universities of Utrecht and Edinburgh and RWE4Decisions J. Jaime Caro, Thermo Fisher Scientific Sean Tunis, Tufts Center for the Evaluation of Value and Risk in Health

  6. 8:00 AM

    60 min

  7. 8:00 AM

    60 min

  8. 8:00 AM

    60 min

  9. 8:45 AM

    60 min

    Talk · Theater 1, Hall X1-X4, Level -2

    Beyond the Kaplan–Meier Curve: Advances in Survival Analysis

    Martin Scott, Numerus

  10. 8:45 AM

    60 min

    Talk · Theater 2, Hall X1-X4, Level -2

    Navigating PICOs in the Era of JCA

    Steffen Wahler, St. Bernward

  11. 10:00 AM

    60 min

    Panel · Expanded Value Measures · Hall D, Level -2

    Bringing Environmental Impact into Healthcare Value Assessment: An ISPOR Health Science and Policy Council Spotlight Session

    Zoltán Kaló, National Health Insurance Fund; Center for Health Technology Assessment, Semmelweis University Erik van Raaij, Erasmus University Rotterdam Céline Fernandez, SANOFI GROUP Joukje de Vries, CE Delft

  12. 10:00 AM

    60 min

    Panel · Access and Pricing · Hall L, Level 1

    Can CEE Healthcare Systems Afford Innovation Without Reforming Procurement and Financing Models?

    Izabela Pieniazek, Certara Joanna Lis, Polskie Towarzystwo Farmakoekonomiczne PTFE Krzysztof M Landa, Watch Health Care Foundation Elena Chitan, Nicolae Testemitanu State University of Medicine and Pharmacy

  13. 10:00 AM

    60 min

    Panel · Hall F1, Level 0

    From Framework to Practice: Piloting a Harmonized EU Approach to Early Feasibility Studies to Shape the Future Medical Device Regulatory Framework

    Giuditta Callea, SDA Bocconi School of Management Alexandra Poulsson, Norwegian Institute of Public Health Marta Bragagnolo, Global Heart Hub Fanny van der Loo, Edwards Lifesciences

  14. 10:00 AM

    60 min

  15. 10:00 AM

    60 min

    Talk · Theater 1, Hall X1-X4, Level -2

    From PICO to Practice: Advancing Evidence Synthesis

    Jeroen P Jansen, University of California, San Francisco; Precision AQ

  16. 10:00 AM

    60 min

    Panel · Access and Pricing · Hall F2, Level 0

    HTA as Enabler, Not Blocker: Which Redesign Should Come First to Support Procurement Decisions in Smaller European Health Systems?

    Lou Garrison, The Comparative Health Outcomes, Policy, and Economics (CHOICE) Institute Jorge Mestre-Ferrandiz, Profesor Asociado Dávid Dankó, Ideas & Solutions Olivier Wong, MEDI-QUALITE OMEGA

  17. 10:00 AM

    60 min

    Panel · AI · Hall K2, Level -2

    Issues in Evaluating AI-Enabled Healthcare

    Seamus Kent, Erasmus University Rotterdam Anastasia Chalkidou, NICE Blythe Adamson, Doctronic Lena Bertozzi, Pomelo Care

  18. 10:00 AM

    60 min

    Talk · Theater 2, Hall X1-X4, Level -2

    Novel Value Elements and Approaches in HTA

    Gihan H Elsisi, American University

  19. 10:00 AM

    60 min

    Panel · Patient-Centered Evidence · Hall G1, Level -2

    Small Sample, Big Decisions: Patient Preference Data for Regulatory and Payer Uses in Rare Diseases

    Tommi Tervonen, Kielo Research Kerrie-Anne Ho, UCB Eric Low, Eric Low Consulting Francesco Pignatti, European Medicines Agency

  20. 10:00 AM

    60 min

  21. 11:30 AM

    90 min

  22. 11:30 AM

    90 min

    Panel · AI · Hall A, Level 2

    Plenary Session 3: Fit for Purpose: What HEOR Evidence Must Become

    Malina Müller, WifOR Institute Nick Guldemond, Leiden University Medical Center Marie Gerstrøm Kristiansen, Amgros Nirosha Lederer, AstraZeneca

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