Is claims data enough for reimbursement evidence
Build reimbursement evidence from real-world records.
What you can ask
You can paste these straight into the box.
- How much use actually falls outside the reimbursement criteria
- How the course of long-term users reads in the record
- How many patients switched in after failing another drug
- Do patients stay on the drug after moving hospitals
- Is the reason for stopping written in the record
How long the records run
Reimbursement evidence is a fight over the time axis. One person has to continue.
- 10.1 years
- mean span we follow one patientmedian 6.7 years
- 1,138
- patients with more than five years of record
- 610
- patients whose records span two or more hospitals
Common questions
- Can it be used for a submission to the reimbursement authority?
- The output carries the counting rule, the denominator and the limits. Filing and review responses are yours, and we confirm how far it can go before contract.
- Do you have cost data?
- What we hold is the clinical record, not billed amounts. If your analysis needs a cost axis, the structure becomes a division of roles with your data.
- Can the sample estimate prevalence?
- No. It is a self-selected sample with no representativeness. What comes out is what happened in care; scale estimation needs different data.
