Value Vs. Values: ICER’s Review Of Opioid Abuse-Deterrent Formulations
Executive Summary
The Institute for Clinical & Economic Review is setting an appropriately broad scope in its review of the abuse-deterrent opioid class. But the project opens up a much larger question of how broadly to define value – and how to weigh non-economic values – in cost-effectiveness reviews.
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