In a significant move aimed at enhancing the assessment of real-world impact in health economic research, BMJ Impact Analytics and the Office of Health Economics (OHE) have joined forces. This collaboration brings together the renowned expertise of BMJ, a leading global healthcare knowledge provider, with the research capabilities of OHE, an influential think tank in health economics.
The collaboration marks a pivotal moment as BMJ Impact Analytics, a groundbreaking tool developed in partnership with the innovative start-up Overton, becomes accessible to researchers at OHE. This tool is designed to meticulously track and communicate the tangible impact of medical and health research in real-world settings.
BMJ Impact Analytics stands out as the most comprehensive platform of its kind, offering researchers, academic institutions, and funders unparalleled insights into the reach and influence of their work. By harnessing advanced analytics, it enables users to identify instances where research findings have directly informed clinical guidelines and health policies on a global scale.
What sets BMJ Impact Analytics apart is its ability to illustrate the impact of research on patient care, particularly through its integration with BMJ's leading decision support tool, BMJ Best Practice. Through this integration, users can gain a deeper understanding of how research findings translate into improved patient outcomes and clinical practice.
The collaboration between BMJ Impact Analytics and OHE represents a significant stride towards enhancing the evaluation of health economic research impact. By leveraging cutting-edge technology and interdisciplinary expertise, the partners aim to catalyze positive change in healthcare delivery and policy formulation.
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