Dictionary
The Dictionary provides concise definitions of health economics terms, arranged alphabetically for quick reference. Use it to understand unfamiliar terminology or confirm the meaning of a specific term.
L
- Launch Plan
- A manufacturer's strategic document outlining pricing, market access activities, and health economic evidence generation for introducing a new technology.
- Launch Strategy
- The comprehensive plan a manufacturer develops for introducing a new treatment to market, covering pricing, market access, and evidence generation activities.
M
- Market Access
- The overall process by which a manufacturer secures favourable coverage, reimbursement, and clinical adoption for a new health technology.
- Market Access NegotiationAccess Negotiation, Payer-Manufacturer Negotiation
- The process of discussion between a manufacturer and payer over the price and terms under which a treatment will be reimbursed.
- Market Access PlanAccess Plan
- A manufacturer's strategic document outlining how a new technology will be positioned to achieve favourable coverage and reimbursement across relevant payers.
- Market Access StrategyAccess Plan, Market Access Plan
- A manufacturer's overall plan for achieving favourable coverage, reimbursement, and clinical adoption for a new treatment, integrating pricing and evidence generation.
P
- Provisional Approval
- A regulatory pathway granting conditional market access based on preliminary evidence, subject to the manufacturer providing further confirmatory data within a set timeframe.