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Current Landscape: Value Assessment Frameworks

This report, “Current Landscape: Value Assessment Frameworks,” analyzed seven existing U.S. value assessment frameworks, comparing and contrasting the strengths and limitations associated with each framework. It examined the frameworks through the lens of six broad categories: development process, measures of benefit, measures of cost, methodology, evidence and assessment process.

The analysis explains that there is no “best” framework and that health care decision-makers should rely on multiple frameworks and tools to assess value, rather than looking to a single framework to inform health care decisions.

That’s because there are still areas of concern, including:

  • Lack of patient-centeredness: Frameworks should incorporate the elements that matter most to patients, not offer a one-size-fits-all solution.
  • Lack of transparency: Value assessment methodology and models should be transparent and replicable.
  • Limited evidence base: High-quality evidence, including real-world data, should be incorporated into frameworks and frameworks should be updated regularly.
  • Untested methods: Frameworks’ underlying methodologies need to be sound and validated.
  • Confusing outputs: Framework outputs must be clear to ensure decision-makers do not misinterpret the assessment results.
  • Lack of system-wide perspective: Assessments should be conducted on a broad range of services across the health care system, not just on pharmaceuticals.

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