Sarah Moselle supports clients with strategy development and implementation across a range of health policy and market access issues in US and international contexts.

She applies her background in public health and global vaccine delivery to create strategic and tactical recommendations for biopharmaceutical clients.

Prior to joining Avalere, Sarah held several research and implementation roles, including most recently as a program manager with the Sabin Vaccine Institute. She previously worked on a variety of health systems strengthening and preventive health service initiatives with the Aga Khan Foundation in Central Asia and with IQVIA Asia Pacific’s public health team.

Sarah has an MA from Wilfrid Laurier University, an MPH with a concentration in health policy and management from the Harvard School of Public Health, and a graduate certificate in Health Economics and Outcomes Research from Tufts University's Center for the Evaluation of Value and Risk in Health.

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Policy actions in the first days of the Trump administration raise questions about the future role of key vaccine advisory committees.

The World Vaccine Congress addressed the changing landscape of infectious diseases and vaccine types, approvals, recommendations, and reimbursement pathways.

Avalere experts dive into Trend #9: Policy’s Pressure on HEOR and explore implications of recent policy developments on evidence strategies.

In the next installment of our 2023 Top Trends in HEOR series, Avalere experts dive into Trend #9: Policy’s Pressure on HEOR.

ICER recently proposed piloting the GRACE framework in place of traditional cost-effectiveness analysis. We review the background of GRACE and its implications.

WHO and VRBPAC recommendations to move back toward trivalent influenza vaccines may cause significant shifts in the global flu vaccine landscape.

As the US value assessment landscape evolves, a new third-party framework may standardize requirements and open reimbursement pathways for digital health.

In light of the growing therapeutic vaccine pipeline, policymakers are starting to define coverage, access, and reimbursement pathways.

Avalere assessed the current use of patient-centered outcomes in ICER evidence reports and determined the patient voice minimally influences modeling results.

ICER announced proposed changes to its Value Assessment Framework. Stakeholders have limited time to review and comment by June 30.

The proposed vaccine definition would have a significant market impact on novel immunizations such as preventive immunoglobulins and therapeutic vaccines.

Tune into the fourth episode in our video series focused on Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV) prevention. In this segment, Avalere experts discuss the evolving landscape of RSV preventive products and considerations for both pediatric and adult populations with chronic medical conditions.

Tune into the fourth episode in our video series focused on Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV) prevention. In this segment, Avalere experts discuss the evolving landscape of RSV preventive products and considerations for both pediatric and adult populations with chronic medical conditions.

Government price-setting provisions in the IRA have highlighted the diverse nature and interpretation of value across the US healthcare system.

Tune into the first episode in our video series focused on Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV) prevention. In this segment, Avalere experts discuss how innovative offerings in the pediatric RSV immunization market will fit within the continuum of care and how the RSV preventive market will grow in the upcoming years.

Avalere reviewed innovative regulatory approaches deployed during the pandemic, their impact on a diverse set of stakeholders, and how they could be sustained.

International methods of expedited approval offer approaches that policymakers may adopt to reform the US system, as signaled in recent legislative proposals.