Institute for Clinical and Economic Review's final report on VMAT2 inhibitors for tardive dyskinesia calls for manufacturer and payer action to lower prices and assure adequate access

22 December 2017 - Evidence suggests drugs offer short-term benefits but are vastly overpriced, leading to “low value” designation and triggering ...

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Institute for Clinical and Economic Review to assess elagolix for management of endometriosis

14 December 2017 - Open input now being accepted until 8 January 2018. ...

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Institute for Clinical and Economic Review posts draft scoping documents for two reviews: CGRP inhibitors for migraine and update to prior review of plaque psoriasis treatments

4 December 2017 - Documents open to public comment until 22 December 2017. ...

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Institute for Clinical and Economic Review report finds evidence limited on treatments for tardive dyskinesia; discounts of up to 90% needed to align cost of drugs with benefit to patient

21 November 2017 - Report will be subject to public deliberation during New England CEPAC meeting on 5 December 2017. ...

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Institute for Clinical and Economic Review to assess erenumab for migraine prevention; guselkumab and tildrakizumab for plaque psoriasis

9 November 2017 - Open Input now being accepted on both topics; both reviews to be subject to public deliberation at ...

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Institute for Clinical and Economic Review final report recommends enhanced coverage of certain non-drug management options for chronic low back pain

6 November 2017 - Evidence suggests safe and effective treatments include acupuncture, cognitive behavioral therapy, mindfulness-based stress reduction, and yoga. ...

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Institute for Clinical and Economic Review posts draft scoping document to guide review of tezacaftor and lumacaftor for cystic fibrosis

31 October 2017 - Document open to public comment until 20 November 2017. ...

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Institute for Clinical and Economic Review announces new 13.9 million dollar grant from the Laura and John Arnold Foundation

31 October 2017 - Expanded funding enables ICER value assessments for all newly approved medicines in the US. ...

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Institute for Clinical and Economic Review to evaluate cystic fibrosis treatments in upcoming report

12 October 2017 - Report expected to review tezacaftor, lumacaftor, and ivacaftor (Vertex Pharmaceuticals); Open Input accepted until 27 October. ...

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Institute for Clinical and Economic Review releases draft evidence report on treatments for tardive dyskinesia

2 October 2017 - Public comment period now open until 30 October; requests to make oral comment during public meeting also ...

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Institute for Clinical and Economic Review's final report confirms inadequate evidence to compare outcomes of PARP inhibitors for ovarian cancer, highlights poor cost-effectiveness, particularly for maintenance therapy

29 September 2017 - The ICER has issued a final evidence report assessing the comparative clinical effectiveness and value of ...

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Institute for Clinical and Economic Review posts updated economic analyses for PCSK9 inhibitor evolocumab, finds less favourable cost-effectiveness

11 September 2017 - To reflect new clinical trial evidence, updated ICER value-based price benchmark for a year of treatment ...

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Should value frameworks take a ‘societal perspective’?

6 September 2017 - In 1996, the U.S. Panel on Cost-Effectiveness in Health and Medicine recommended that analysts conducting cost-effectiveness ...

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Institute for Clinical and Economic Review report finds inadequate evidence to compare PARP inhibitors across key ovarian cancer indications

30 August 2017 - The ICER has released an evidence report assessing the comparative clinical effectiveness and value of three ...

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Institute for Clinical and Economic Review to evaluate comparative clinical effectiveness and value of emicizumab for haemophilia A

11 August 2017 - Open input period now open until 6 September 2017. ...

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