Article: ICER’s Judgements ‘Anchored by Cost-Effectiveness’

The authors of a recent article suggest that Institute for Clinical and Economic Review (ICER) council members’ judgements are ultimately “anchored by cost-effectiveness.”

Researchers reviewed 31 assessments by ICER between December 2014 and April 2019.

“Council members’ judgments about the value of interventions are influenced by other benefits or disadvantages and contextual considerations but anchored by cost-effectiveness,” the article states.

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