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Make your models HTA-ready.

Independent quality checks and country adaptations for HEOR consultancies and manufacturers, reviewed the way an HTA assessor would.

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Services

The problems I solve.

I work alongside your modellers and project leads, on the parts of a project where an outside, assessor-minded review makes the difference.

My angle: reading a model or a dossier from the HTA assessor's point of view, before the assessor does.

Model quality check

Problem

An error spotted by the assessor triggers questions and delays access.

What I do

An independent, cell-by-cell check before submission.

Impact

Fewer avoidable technical questions.

Country adaptation

Problem

A global model that does not follow local guidelines, for example in France or Japan.

What I do

Localise inputs and methods to the local reference case.

Impact

A model that meets local requirements without being rebuilt.

Project support

Problem

Workload peaks on long submission projects.

What I do

Hands-on help on the parts your lead assigns: inputs, scenarios, documentation.

Impact

Extra capacity without hiring, with an assessor-minded eye.

Evidence reviews

Problem

Evidence gaps that surface late in the project.

What I do

Targeted literature and real-world evidence reviews, with evidence tables.

Impact

Every input traceable to its source.

Survival data

Problem

Only published Kaplan-Meier curves are available.

What I do

Digitisation, reconstructed patient data and RMST analyses in R.

Impact

Survival inputs you can actually model with.

Reporting and slides

Problem

Model results that internal teams struggle to read.

What I do

Technical reports, summaries and clear slides.

Impact

Results your teams can present with confidence.

Also:Hospital data (PMSI)Excel and VBA toolsHTA dossier drafting supportScientific visuals and slidesAI training for access teams
Frameworks

Standards, step by step.

Each mission follows a logical path built on published references. Pick a type of work to see how they fit together, and what you receive at each step.

GoalFind the errors before the assessor does.
1

What has already been tested?

I start from the validation record of the client team, so nothing is checked twice.

Validation inventory
2

What is left to check?

I build a checklist tailored to the model, covering only what was not already tested.

Tailored checklist
3

Does every calculation hold?

I run each test, cell by cell, and record every deviation precisely.

Anomaly log
4

Is it ready to be read?

A final report structured on reporting standards, usable for HTA bodies and publications such as ISPOR.

QC report

Methodological critique on request, with the Philips checklist

GoalMake a global model fit a local agency without rebuilding it.
1

Can this model travel?

A go or no-go screen before any work starts.

Transferability verdict
2

What changes locally?

Costs, epidemiology, care pathways, discounting: the parameters that differ by country.

Parameter map
3

Keep or replace?

An adaptation plan, element by element, from the global core model.

Adaptation plan
4

What does the local agency expect?

Alignment with the local reference case of the target country.

Country guidelines
Localised model
5

Is the new version sound?

The quality check workflow applied to the adapted model.

Checked model
GoalShow payers what adoption will cost them, year by year.
1

Who is treated, and with what?

Eligible population, current treatment mix and expected mix after launch.

Model structure
2

What does the payer require?

Local rules on horizon, perspective and target population.

Country guidelines
Local specifications
3

What if uptake differs?

Scenario analyses rather than a single number.

Scenario set
4

Are the numbers right?

Verification of every calculation before delivery.

Verified model
GoalSupport a value argument that stands up to scrutiny.
1

What must the model represent?

Model concept and structure, agreed before any building.

Model concept
2

How to handle survival and utilities?

Recognised methods for the inputs assessors look at first.

Input methods
3

Which local reference case?

Perspective, discounting and comparators of the target country.

Country guidelines
Local reference case
4

How well is it validated?

A clear record of what has been validated, and how.

Validation record
5

Is the report complete?

Reporting checked item by item against the standard.

Reporting checklist
Full reference list 23 references with official links
Approach

Simple, transparent, and close to your team.

01

Scoping

A short call to understand the question, the data and the deadline.

02

Proposal

Clear scope, timeline and quote. NDA signed upfront if needed.

03

Build

Regular check-ins with your project lead and a self-check before every delivery.

04

Handover

Final files, a technical note and a walkthrough of the results.

Assessor-minded

Every model read the way an HTA reviewer will read it.

Traceable

Every finding and assumption documented and linked to its source.

Direct

One point of contact, who is also the person doing the work. French or English.

Portrait of Mohamed Essalah Berredjem, HEOR consultant and pharmacist
About

Mohamed Essalah Berredjem

Pharmacist and health economist, trained in HEOR within the market access team of a top 10 pharmaceutical company in France. I help HEOR consultancies and manufacturers make their models HTA-ready, through independent quality checks and country adaptations.

Industry experienceHEOR Analyst, AbbVie France
EducationPharmD, Université de Lorraine · MSc Health Economics and Market Access, Université Paris Dauphine-PSL
PreviouslyMarket research (Stethos) · Clinical research coordination (Institut de Cancérologie de Lorraine)
LanguagesFrench, English (C1)
Working together

Clear pricing.

€90 / hour

Hourly

For support on ongoing projects and ad hoc checks.

Fixed fee

Per deliverable

For a clearly scoped task, such as a model check. Quote after the scoping call.