Transparency in Decision Modelling: What, Why, Who and How?

Christopher James Sampson, Renée Arnold, Stirling Bryan, Philip Clarke, Sean Ekins, Anthony Hatswell, Neil Hawkins, Sue Langham, Deborah Marshall, Mohsen Sadatsafavi, Will Sullivan, Edward C F Wilson, Tim Wrightson

November 2019 Pharmacoeconomics

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Abstract Synopsis

  • The article explains that transparency in decision modelling is a developing area with debates shifting from simple reporting standards to more open-source methods, but it stresses the importance of clearly defining what transparency actually means in this context.
  • It presents a detailed categorization of different ways transparency can be implemented—such as reporting standards, reference models, collaboration, and open-source models—and discusses how various stakeholders like industry, researchers, and policymakers are involved, including the benefits, challenges, and motivations for each method.
  • The paper emphasizes understanding the 'what, why, who, and how' of transparency implementations, highlighting current efforts and initiatives aimed at improving transparency in decision modelling to enhance trust, quality, and stakeholder engagement.]