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Pricing & Market Access
Terms for how medicine prices are set and negotiated and how patients gain access to new treatments.
- Topic: Pricing & Market Access
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A managed entry agreement, most associated with the UK, offering a discount to improve a treatment's cost-effectiveness enough to secure reimbursement.
A list explicitly specifying which medications or services are covered under a health plan, unlike a negative list specifying exclusions.
The process through which a manufacturer and payer discuss and agree a drug's price, informed by health economic evidence and negotiating leverage.
An arrangement linking a treatment's price to its total utilisation volume, giving payers a mechanism to manage budget exposure as use expands.
A health plan’s advance review of a patient-specific service, medicine or item against coverage criteria before it is provided.