How Should We Value a Cure?
June 23 at 7:30 am PDT / 10:30 am EDT
In the landscape of new, potentially curative cell and gene therapies, many uncertainties remain including how to pay for them. Value assessment approaches have been looked to as a way to achieve higher-value healthcare and many efforts are aimed at centering the patient perspective. Although we've come a long way, much work remains to be done to ensure that determinations of the value of cell and gene therapies integrate the perspectives of those they are intended to help: Patients. In this session, experts will discuss the progress that has been made in recent years as well as remaining gaps and challenges that we should urgently work to address.
Moderator
Jennifer Bright
Executive Director, Innovation and Value Initiative
Speakers
Angela Banks
Vice President, External Affairs, UnitedHealth Group
Alasdair Milton
Managing Director, Healthcare and Life Sciences Strategy, KPMG
Steve Pearson
President, Institute for Clinical and Economic Review
Mark Skinner
President and CEO, Institute for Policy Advancement Ltd