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What to Expect in 2026-2027: Important Health Economics and Outcomes Research Topics

Aug 2026 · ClinicoEconomics and Outcomes Research · Vol 18, pp. 1-11 · 0 citations · 29 references
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An infographic outlined five key HEOR areas for 2026–2027, listing top five HEOR topics for 2026–2027 with headings and summaries.

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Graphical Abstract An infographic titled ′What to Expect in 2026–2027: Important Health Economics and Outcomes Research (HEOR) Topics′ outlines five key HEOR areas. 1. HEOR Models: AI is transforming HEOR with advanced data, but needs validation to avoid errors. 2. Real World Evidence: Essential in healthcare, it connects clinical trials with real-life practice for improved access and regulation. 3. Prevention Economics: Now a policy focus, showing that investing in prevention is financially crucial for effective implementation. 4. Health Equity: Involves expanding access, integrating social determinants and developing methods to measure healthcare impact. 5. Healthcare Resource Reallocation: Spending is shifting from austerity to resilience, emphasizing prevention for better fiscal outcomes than defense spending. The infographic includes decorative elements.An infographic listing top five HEOR topics for 2026–2027, numbered 1 to 5 with headings and summaries.

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