Internationally health economic evaluations (HEEs) form a legally regulated fixed component in health-care decisions. This applies particularly to the drug sector.
While HEEs are never directly implemented on a 1:1 basis in reimbursement regulations, they create transparency for all stakeholders in the system. These are some of the results presented in the journal issue, which was guest-edited by the German Institute for Quality and Efficiency in Health Care (IQWiG) and compiled contributions on the experience with HEE in seven countries.
Choice of countries allows for a multidimensional comparison
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