Wei-Han Cheng

Wei-Han (Wendy) Cheng joined the USC Schaeffer Center as a research assistant in 2014. She previously was a research assistant at the Center of Pharmacoeconomics and Pharmacoepidemiology at the University of Illinois at Chicago.

Cheng earned a master's in pharmacy systems at the University of Illinois at Chicago, a master's in pharmacology at National Cheng Kung University and a bachelor's degree in pharmacy at Taipei Medical University.

Recent Work

A New Model for Pricing Drugs of Uncertain Efficacy

Goldman, Van Nuys and colleagues propose a three-part pricing (TPP) model that ties prices to value but removes the need to monitor efficacy in each patient. The model creates a tiered system, with prices varying over fixed time intervals.
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PCSK9 Inhibitors Show Value for Patients and the US Health Care System

Schaeffer Center researchers estimate the long-term health and economic value of PCSK9 inhibitors for Americans (51 years and older).
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Wei-Han Cheng's Bio

Recent Work

A New Model for Pricing Drugs of Uncertain Efficacy

PCSK9 Inhibitors Show Value for Patients and the US Health Care System