HealthEcon in Switzerland published a very interesting book (so far in German only) on experiences with HTA agencies in these three countries. The author - Rainer Rohrbacher - concludes that these types of government interventions have not lead to the desired impact on drug spending nor improved the quality of provision with medicines in these centralized healthcare systems...
Health Economics and HTA and its role in pricing and reimbursement, pipeline and in-lisencing evaluations as well as portfolio and company valuations in the biotech and pharmaceutical sector is ever increasing. While I was searching the web for various news on the topic, I actually couldn't find a blog that offers a platform of exchange among professionals in this field around the various topics - so there we go now and I hope you enjoy the information... Cheers Ulf
11.16.2007
Cost-benefit evaluations of drugs as an instrument of health policy - new insights from Australia, Canada and the UK
HealthEcon in Switzerland published a very interesting book (so far in German only) on experiences with HTA agencies in these three countries. The author - Rainer Rohrbacher - concludes that these types of government interventions have not lead to the desired impact on drug spending nor improved the quality of provision with medicines in these centralized healthcare systems...
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