Soeren Mattke
Overview
Biography
Soeren Mattke is a senior scientist at the RAND Corporation, where he directs RAND Health's efforts to address issues of importance to private-sector clients.
Mattke is an expert in evaluating new technologies and products as well as innovative approaches to organizing and delivering health care services, especially for chronic care. He has worked with a long list of leading pharmaceutical, device, and health care technology companies and is helping his clients worldwide on how to measure and communicate the value of their innovations. He is advising clients on strategic planning decisions, product approval applications, coverage and reimbursement strategy, post-market product development, and corporate communications.
Mattke is also a professor at the Pardee RAND Graduate School.
Mattke received his M.D. from the University of Munich and his M.P.H. and D.Sc. from the Harvard School of Public Health.
Research Focus
Previous Positions
Administrator, Health Policy Unit, Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD)Recent Projects
- Market introduction of a disruptive technology
- Business case for better pharmacologic treatment of asthma
- Evaluation of employer-based health, wellness, and productivity programs
- Global survey of the market for home health care technology
- Performance monitoring system for the Medicare Part D benefit
Selected Publications
Soeren Mattke et al., "Anti-inflammatory Medication Adherence and Cost and Utilization of Asthma Care in a Commercially Insured Population," J Asthma, 47:323-329, 2010
S. Mattke et al., "A Review of Methods to Measure Health-Related Productivity Loss," American Journal of Managed Care, 13:211-217, 2007
S. Mattke et al., "Evidence for the Effect of Disease Management: Is $1 Billion a Year a Good Investment?" American Journal of Managed Care, 13:670-676, 2007
J. Needleman et al., "Nurse Staffing in Hospitals: Is There a Business Case for Quality?" Health Affairs, 25(1), 2006
Soeren Mattke et al., "The OECD Health Care Quality Indicators Project: history and background," Int J Qual Health Care, 18:1-4, 2006
