Building Health Economic Models for Beginners - Life Science Access Academy

Understand how to demonstrate value, cost-effectiveness and HTA readiness from day one

Masterclass Details:

Getting a new pharmaceutical solution to market takes more than clinical trials and regulatory approval. Without a compelling value story and a clear case for cost-effectiveness, access barriers remain high. That’s where health economic models come in.

In this 60-minute masterclass, HTA expert Keith Tolley introduces the fundamental principles of building health economic models to support reimbursement submissions. Designed specifically for beginners, the session explores how models are used to demonstrate value for money, support cost offsets and show meaningful patient benefit.

You’ll learn the purpose and core components of a model that is ‘fit for purpose’, what HTA bodies like NICE expect and how to approach modelling across different disease areas, with illustrative case study examples.

Bring your questions and learn in real time from an experienced HTA expert how to build economic models that align with payer and patient priorities.

Key Learning Objectives:

Understand what cost-effectiveness means in the context of new pharmaceutical solutions
Explore the building blocks of a strong health economic model for HTA
Learn how to ensure your model is fit for purpose across indications and populations
Discover how to frame patient-relevant outcomes in economic terms
Gain confidence in the language and logic of health economics for industry use

LSAA reserves the right to restrict access to this webinar to LSAA members.

Date and time

3rd Feb 2026 13:00 – 14:00 (GMT)

Building Health Economic Models for Beginners

Speakers

Keith Tolley

Founder, Health Economist and Strategic HTA Consultant at Tolley HTA

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