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Title: Pricing and Reimbursement Trends in the US: Impact of Comparative Effectiveness Research and Cost-Effectiveness Analysis


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Pricing and Reimbursement Trends in the US
Impact of Comparative Effectiveness Research and
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Pricing and Reimbursement Trends in the US
Impact of Comparative Effectiveness Research and
Cost-Effectiveness Analysis
  • Public healthcare costs are rising. Governments
    need to get them under control. In Europe, that
    means the systematic use of health technology
    assessments (HTA) and reference pricing. The US,
    on the other hand, focuses on comparative
    effectiveness research (CER) to identify drugs
    that maximise clinical efficacy, minimise
    clinical harm and are more in tune with
    individual needs. Vastly different solutionsbut
    are they working?Report Overview
  • In Pricing and Reimbursement Trends in the US
    Impact of Comparative Effectiveness Research and
    Cost-Effectiveness Analysis, FirstWord Dossier
    lays bare the US model by defining comparative
    effectiveness research and exploring its
    limitations with regards to drug trials. The
    report expertly examines direct versus indirect
    cost effectiveness analysis, the role of key
    government institutions and managed care
    organisations and the impact such research is
    having on blockbuster drugs. Based on au
    courant research, expert interviews and several
    compelling case studies, the report takes a
    critical look at US policy decisions and trends
    and offers a clear, uncluttered view of the US
    drug reimbursement system.
  • Key Report Features
  • Wide-ranging analysis of US drug and
    reimbursement policies and how they differ from
    European models
  • Review of the use of CER in the US, with
    particular attention to Medicaid and Medicare
  • Up-to-date insight into the role of branded
    biologics and biosimilars in the US market
  • Insight into cost-containing managed care tools
  • Examination of the benefits and drawbacks of
    head-to-head trials and combination therapy
  • Analysis of future CER proposals and their
    implications
  • Key Benefits
  • Expert insight from ten industry voices on the
    effect of CER and CEA on the US system of drug
    reimbursement
  • In-depth examination of pertinent policy
    decisions and trends in the US pharmaceutical
    industry, explaining the utilisation of CER and
    direct versus indirect CEA
  • Multiple case studies and comprehensive
    references to key literature

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  • Key Quotes
  • Where is the risk/benefit quantitative
    standardised analysis that goes hand-in-hand with
    the CER analysis? It should never just be about
    avoiding a safety event in the absence of having
    a discussion of what is the married benefit.
    What's the right ratio we're looking for, not
    just the lack of a serious adverse event or the
    production of a clinically beneficial event? I
    think it's both. John Doyle, Senior
    Vice-President and Practice Lead, Managed Markets
    at Quintiles
  • Theres a paradox of lots of CER data collected,
    but the companies don't know what to do with it.
    But they are getting better at finding the right
    data sources and understanding how to analyse it.
    There is going to be a tipping point, I believe,
    when the very purpose of comparative
    effectiveness will become clear. Samuel Wagner,
    head of Health Economics, Oncology, for
    Bristol-Myers Squibb
  • There are more similarities than differences, in
    terms of the US and Europe, regarding most of the
    key issues. Accordingly, it is time for
    cooperation between the industry, HTAs and
    payers. The adversarial tones that we can read
    about currently, do not lead to a good place -
    for anyone. Alicia Granados,Senior Director
    Global HTA Strategy at Genzyme

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  • Executive SummaryIntroductionUS share of global
    branded pharmaceuticals salesgt Diminishing impact
    of US Revenue for branded biologics
  • gt Tumour Necrosis Factor-Alpha (TNF-a) Inhibitors
  • Use of CER in the USgt Medicare
  • gt Medicaid
  • gt The Food and Drug Administration (FDA)
  • gt The FDA?s response to GSK?s Avandia in type 2
    diabetes
  • gt New criteria for the approval of biosimilars
  • gt Managed care tools to restrain utilization and
    costs
  • gt The Managed Care Formulary
  • gt Prior Authorization
  • gt Open-label naturalistic studies Focus on
    Medco?s study of Plavix and Effient
  • gt Impact of the managed care tools
  • gt Disease indications that mitigate the impact of
    managed care
  • gt Oncology drugs
  • gt Amgen?s Xgeva
  • gt Roche?s Avastin
  • gt Orphan drugs and the lack of alternative
    treatments
  • gt Atypical antipsychotic agents via the Medicaid
    connection
  • gt Governmental agencies practicing CEA
    indirectly Case studies
  • gt Erbitux in advanced/metastatic colorectal
    cancer
  • gt FDA delays ?me-too? with a Novel Mechanism of
    Action
  • gt Pros and cons of conducting head-to-head
    clinical trials
  • gt The combination therapy compromise
  • gt Implications of combination therapy on branded
    drug costs
  • gt Fixed-combination drugs
  • gt Future considerations
  • gt Contentious CER proposals
  • gt Cooperative CER Proposals
  • gt Potential renaissance in drug development
  • gt Implications of the renaissance in drug
    development
  • ReferencesAcknowledgementsAppendix 1gt Use of CER
    by international governmental agencies
  • gt Health Technology Assessment The UK?s NICE
  • gt Reference pricing
  • gt Risk-sharing strategies
  • gt Risk sharing in the US

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