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Health and Life Science

Medical and technological innovation, as well as changes in public health and demographics, present new opportunities for growth, but also a need for prioritization. Oslo Economics has competence within:

Pharmaceuticals, device and market access
Biostatistics and research dissemination
Analysis of real world evidence (RWE)
Burden of disease and cost of illness (COI)
HR, personnel costs and labor market analyses
Analysis of sectors and ripple effects
Capital budgeting and concept selection for hospitals
Organizing and patient flow
Public-private cooperation
Innovation and the health industry

Erik Magnus Sæther

Partner

+47 940 58 192

ems@osloeconomics.no

Relevant articles

Analysis of the marginal costs of activity growth in the Norwegian specialist health service

Oslo Economics, in collaboration with Sverre Kittelsen (Frisch Centre), Kjartan Sarheim Anthun (SINTEF) and Jon Magnussen (NTNU), has calculated the marginal costs associated with increasing the activity levels in the Norwegian specialist health service. The study is part of the foundation for the Norwegian government’s recently announced healthcare plan and has been conducted on the behalf of the Ministry of Health and Care Services.

The proposal from the Abortion Committee will provide an increased degree of reproductive freedom for women.

On behalf of the Abortion Committee, Oslo Economics has assessed the economic consequences of the committee’s proposed changes to the abortion law, as well as other measures related to improved information, increased competence in healthcare services, and more knowledge about abortion in Norway.

Does primary health care teams contribute to better health care services for patients at the general practitioner offices?

Since April 2018, a total of 17 general practitioner (GP) offices have participated in a pilot project with primary health care teams (PHT) and two alternative financing schemes. Results from the pilot study indicate that GP offices experience that PHT offer new solutions to their challenges, and further that most patients were satisfied with the follow-up and would like to continue with nurse consultations

Health and Life Science

Analysis of the marginal costs of activity growth in the Norwegian specialist health service

The proposal from the Abortion Committee will provide an increased degree of reproductive freedom for women.

Does primary health care teams contribute to better health care services for patients at the general practitioner offices?

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