Robert Epstein

International Society for Pharmacoeconomics & Outcomes Research provides health care researches. The organization have health care researchers from all disciplines conducting health care outcomes research. These disciplines include pharmacoeconomics (health economics), epidemiology (pharmacoepidemiology), decision analysis, modeling, risk assessment, patient-reported outcomes (quality of life), use of ‘real world’ data such as health care database analyses, observational studies, patient registries.

On-Q-ity is an innovative diagnostic company that is focused on providing physicians with the tools they need to make the best decision when treating individual cancer patients. Its circulating tumor cell technology will enable better decision-making across multiple cancers: improving the quality of life for patients and ultimately increasing survival. On-Q-ity's products and services are based on its unique and proprietary circulating tumor cell (CTC) technology which enables them to capture, count and characterize CTCs from a sample of patient blood. Through proprietary circulating tumor cell (CTC) and biomarker technology, they are creating products designed to non-invasively monitor and optimize cancer care throughout the disease cycle. They invite companies with complementary technologies, innovative biomarkers, and special expertise in its field to explore partnering relationships.

Decipher Biosciences, Inc. is a commercial-stage precision oncology company which engages in patient care improvement. The Company?s differentiated approach measures the biological activity of a patient?s entire tumor genome, known as whole transcriptome analysis, and applies proprietary machine learning algorithms to improve therapy selection and accelerate adoption of new therapies into the standard of care. Its novel prostate cancer genomic testing products examine the underlying biology of a patient?s tumor, enabling physicians to select an optimal therapy. The firm?s whole transcriptome analysis of clinical patient samples from its commercial channel and its participation in practice-changing clinical trials has allowed it to build and expand its Decipher GRID database GRID. The company was founded by Elai Davicioni, Timothy J. Triche, Bruce A. Schmidt, and Jonathan D. Buckley and is headquartered in San Diego, CA.

Mindstrong, Inc. engages in the provision of behavioral and neuropsychiatric healthcare services. It develops a biomarker panel that measures brain function from interaction patterns captured passively and continuously from human-computer interfaces found in ubiquitous mobile technology. The company was founded by Paul Dagum, Thomas R. Insel, and Rick Klausner in 2014 and is headquartered in Palo Alto, CA.

Tasso, Inc. develops devices for collecting blood samples. It offers HemoLink, a device which is used to self-collect blood for clinical testing. The company was founded by Benjamin J. Moga, Erwin Berthier and Ben Casavant and is headquartered in Seattle, WA.