Network meta-analysis (NMA)
NMA conducted to HTA and publication standards.
Designed for: HTA submissions, reimbursement dossiers, and peer-reviewed publication.
Scope: Comprehensive NMA using all available evidence to compare interventions within clinically relevant networks defined by PICO.
Compliance: Methodology aligned with international HTA (CDA, NICE, EU JCA) and publication requirements (PRISMA-NMA).
Process: Development of a comprehensive statistical analysis plan (SAP) to meet robust reporting requirements for ITC justification and analytical methods. Analyses conducted based on formalized SAP with results presented for internal review.
Output: Technical report and/or publication-ready manuscript, including network diagrams, forest plots, relative treatment effects, and results tables. Structured to meet HTA submission and journal requirements.
Timeline: 6 weeks
NMA conducted to HTA and publication standards.
Designed for: HTA submissions, reimbursement dossiers, and peer-reviewed publication.
Scope: Comprehensive NMA using all available evidence to compare interventions within clinically relevant networks defined by PICO.
Compliance: Methodology aligned with international HTA (CDA, NICE, EU JCA) and publication requirements (PRISMA-NMA).
Process: Development of a comprehensive statistical analysis plan (SAP) to meet robust reporting requirements for ITC justification and analytical methods. Analyses conducted based on formalized SAP with results presented for internal review.
Output: Technical report and/or publication-ready manuscript, including network diagrams, forest plots, relative treatment effects, and results tables. Structured to meet HTA submission and journal requirements.
Timeline: 6 weeks
NMA conducted to HTA and publication standards.
Designed for: HTA submissions, reimbursement dossiers, and peer-reviewed publication.
Scope: Comprehensive NMA using all available evidence to compare interventions within clinically relevant networks defined by PICO.
Compliance: Methodology aligned with international HTA (CDA, NICE, EU JCA) and publication requirements (PRISMA-NMA).
Process: Development of a comprehensive statistical analysis plan (SAP) to meet robust reporting requirements for ITC justification and analytical methods. Analyses conducted based on formalized SAP with results presented for internal review.
Output: Technical report and/or publication-ready manuscript, including network diagrams, forest plots, relative treatment effects, and results tables. Structured to meet HTA submission and journal requirements.
Timeline: 6 weeks