Partnership To Improve Patient Care - PIPC

12/11/2023

is LIVE! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d4yWBiDbOKE

For this year's forum we will be welcoming participants to discuss with us how to improve patient engagement in policy decisions as well as efforts to address how value assessments are developed and used in health decisions. We look forward to learning about the experiences of patients that have engaged with policymakers leading implementation of the IRA’s Medicare Drug Negotiation Program and state Prescription Drug Affordability Programs.

We also look forward to a lively discussion about the need for value assessment of health care to be centered on patients and people with disabilities with protections against their use to discriminate or promote health inequities. PIPC will engage in a conversation about the importance of policies that advance the collection of data and conduct of research centered on the needs of people with disabilities.

The Partnership to Improve Patient Care (PIPC) will air its 14th annual forum virtually on Monday, December 11 at 12pm ET.For , we will be welc...

11/29/2023

Save the date! will be aired virtually on Monday, December 11 at 12 PM ET.

For , we will be welcoming participants to discuss with us how to improve patient engagement in policy decisions as well as efforts to address how value assessments are developed and used in health decisions. We look forward to learning about the experiences of patients that have engaged with policymakers leading implementation of the IRA’s Medicare Drug Negotiation Program and state Prescription Drug Affordability Programs.

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The Partnership to Improve Patient Care (PIPC) will air its 14th annual forum virtually on Monday, December 11 at 12pm ET. For , we will be welcoming participants to discuss with us...

03/22/2023

“It’s just shocking. I’m a little bit angry at the whole medical system, and why are we not funding this if it’s working?”

A Southland couple should be enjoying newlyweded bliss but instead are fundraising to access a cancer drug that is unfunded in Aotearoa.

03/16/2023

"While QALY plays a significant role in health-care decisions in the United States, it puts people with disabilities like Down syndrome, ALS and cystic fibrosis at a medical and economic disadvantage."

Why a powerful House Republican wants to ban a common insurance practice.

01/13/2023

“We are concerned that ICER does not qualify the reliability of its base case value assessment and policy recommendations when entire subpopulations or outcomes are excluded from the data.”

Read more in our letter to the Institute for Clinical and Economic Review that outlines concerns about the health technology assessment and its implications for http://www.pipcpatients.org/resources/more-than-40-leading-organizations-join-pipc-comment-letter-on-icer-efforts-to-advance-health-equity

About PIPC

12/19/2022

More than 40 leading groups representing patients, people with disabilities, older adults, and communities of color joined PIPC in comment letters to Institute for Clinical and Economic Review and Innovation and Value Initiative on the need to promote in the health technology assessment.

About PIPC

12/06/2022

will be held on Tuesday, December 13 from 12-2 PM EST.

RSVP today for our important discussion in the need to promote in value assessment metrics like and the

Please save the date to join the Partnership to Improve Patient Care (PIPC) for a discussion about the importance of inclusion in research and value assessment as health technology assessment...

11/07/2022

We are pleased to join Global Liver Institute, National Minority Quality Forum, and The Preparedness and Equity Treatment Coalition in authoring a new report to assist ​organizations, health systems, payers, and policymakers that want to center their value assessment work on .

About PIPC

05/03/2022

Banning the use of the is a foundational step for disability rights and has long-standing bipartisan support. We look forward to bipartisan legislation being considered to extend the ’s Medicare ban on QALYs to all federal programs as recommended by the National Council on Disability!

If the government is in charge of paying for medical care, then public officials will need some way of determining whose life is worth saving and at what cost.

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