From Silent Epidemic to Measurable Value
From Silent Epidemic to Measurable Value

From Silent Epidemic to Measurable Value

Rethinking Alzheimer’s Through a Health Systems Lens

Our latest article reframes Alzheimer’s disease (AD) as a health system risk multiplier, exploring the knock-on effects of the disease and its management on global health systems. Louise Hogg, our Market Access director, explores:

  • Cost structures: elevated healthcare costs related to heightened risks of health issues outside of disease management
  • Diagnostic pathways: inequitable diagnosis, treatment, and support structures
  • Workforce needs: short supply of neurologists and geriatricians in many regions 

Download and read the paper to discover Ipsos’ commentary on the real-world evidence (RWE) and health economics and outcomes research (HEOR) opportunities in the Alzheimer’s disease space.
 

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