Unmet need & burden

Publishable burden-of-illness work that anchors the unmet-need argument across access, advocacy and medical.

Proof·Portal + documents

Shortlist it, send it over — we come back with the shape we'd actually recommend.

What it is

What unmet need & burden actually is.

Robust, publishable burden-of-illness and unmet-need work that quantifies the gap between current care and what patients actually need, the underpinning every access, advocacy and medical conversation depends on.

Built for HEOR and access teams who need a credible BOI base before payer engagement, advocacy work or the unmet-need section of an HTA submission. Designed to clear peer-review, not just internal sign-off.

What you get
  • Burden-of-illness study report
  • Publication-ready manuscript
  • Live funnel portal with per-step epi and cost
  • Provenance per estimate (source, method, year, currency)
  • Read-out for HEOR, access and advocacy
Build a scope of work

Add the pieces you'd want and we'll build a shortlist you can review, reorder and send over. No pricing wall, no commitment — we come back with what we'd actually recommend, including anything you don't need.

How it works

Approach, modules, delivery.

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Inputs

  • Published epidemiology and registry data per market
  • Cost-of-illness and resource-use studies (where available)
  • Patient and caregiver primary research where signal is thin

Method

Robust, publishable burden-of-illness and unmet-need work that quantifies the gap between current care and what patients actually need. The funnel is built from incidence to treated, the cost overlay is applied step-wise, and the output is a study report, publication-ready manuscript and a live burden portal that exposes the funnel and cost overlay step by step.

Assumptions

  • Published epi is sufficient in the lead markets; the rest are flagged for primary research.
  • Cost-of-illness inputs are current enough to publish against.

Limitations

  • Burden is descriptive, not predictive; modelling future burden under intervention is a separate engagement.
Scope builder

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Add it alongside anything else that fits, then send the shortlist over. We'll reply with the shape we'd recommend — sequence included, and the parts we think you can skip.

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