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Health Outcomes Communicator

Health Outcomes Communicator, familiarly known to us as HOC,
has been around for the last 15 years or so.

What is HOC?

HOC is our outreach and engagement site which connects us with healthcare professionals, industry personnel and academics worldwide.

Why subscribe to HOC?

Our HOC platform shares blogs from experienced medical writers around the world, bringing you tips on good communication, evaluations of current health economics and outcomes research and healthcare evidence. Mixed in with great information you will find a light-hearted approach to current issues, some valuable downloads, as well as references for further reading.

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Is it time for NICE to revise its threshold?

Archives, Health EconomicsBy Mary Gabb2nd April 2009

By Mary Gabb (mary.gabb@rxcomms.com) “There just isn’t, and never will be, enough money to provide every possible service” – a reminder to participants of the NICE Citizens Council (November 27–29,…

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Medical writing: vigilance for ethics

NewsletterBy Robert Hand1st March 2009

By Robert Hand (robert.hand@rxcomm) As of the beginning of this year, the American Medical Writers Association (AMWA) has added its code of ethics to membership application and renewal materials. New…

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Talking risk: how to communicate health outcomes to non-health economists

NewsletterBy Julie Stauffer1st March 2009

By Julie Stauffer (julie.stauffer@rxcomms.com) You’ve scrutinized the data, crunched the numbers and arrived at a solid risk assessment. But how do you communicate that information so that great-aunt Betty can…

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2009 brings a move toward ending pharma freebies

Archives, HTA & Market AccessBy Mary Gabb1st February 2009

By Mary Gabb (mary.gabb@rxcomms.com) January 1, 2009 – typically a day of new beginnings – marked the beginning of the end of SWAG (stuff we all get, or freebies) for…

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Medical tourism: way of the future or flight of fancy?

Archives, Health EconomicsBy David Woods1st February 2009

By David Woods (hmi3000@comcast.net) The European Union is moving to strengthen rights of EU patients to seek care in countries other than their own, while the UK government has stated…

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Universal healthcare in the US? Not yet, but probably soon

Health EconomicsBy Mary Gabb3rd January 2009

With President-elect Obama’s proposed plan to reform the US healthcare system, this will be the closest the US has gotten to universal health coverage. We provide a snapshot of the Obama healthcare plan and highlight some of the criticisms it has received from health economists.

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Is it time for a government-run national health system in the US?

Archives, Health EconomicsBy David Woods1st January 2009

By David Woods (hmi3000@comcast.net) With healthcare in the US consuming about 16% of GNP, or around 2 trillion dollars a year, and still leaving an estimated 47 million people uninsured,…

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Tough choices about expensive drugs

Archives, Health EconomicsBy Mary Gabb1st December 2008

By Mary Gabb (mary.gabb@rxcomms.com) The UK ‘s National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (NICE) has recently ruled that four drugs used to treat advanced kidney cancer are not effective…

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“Moving and Improving Concepts and Evidence for Healthcare Decisions” – the latest ISPOR congress

Archives, Health EconomicsBy Ruth Whittington1st December 2008

By Ruth Whittington (ruth.whittington@rxcomms.com) Rx Communications has just returned triumphant from the 11th annual European Congress of ISPOR. ISPOR is a great place to meet old friends, find new ones,…

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Access to medicines: Ranking the social responsibility of pharmaceutical companies

Archives, Health EconomicsBy Julie Stauffer1st December 2008

By Julie Stauffer (julie.stauffer@rxcomms.com) Pharmaceutical companies produce hundreds of life-saving drugs every year. Yet each year, millions of people in developing countries die from preventable and treatable illnesses – diseases…

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