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ISPOR Whole Health in HEOR - Definition

What is Whole Health in HEOR?​
Whole Health in HEOR refers to the systematic inclusion of multiple, interacting domains of health—physical, mental, socioeconomic, behavioral, and environmental—in the measurement and valuation of outcomes and costs of health interventions. It emphasizes outcomes that matter to individuals and allows for a cross-sector perspective to capture impacts on both health and wider societal well-being.
1.Do you agree with the above definition for 'Whole Health in HEOR'?(Required.)
2.Which methods/measures should be prioritized for Whole Health in HEOR? (Select up to 3)(Required.)
3.Are there any key methods, measures, or domains missing? If yes, please add below.
Demographic Questions
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7.Please provide any questions or suggestions you have about ISPOR Whole Health in HEOR.
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