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The Economics of Innovation in Times of Pandemic: How to Incentivise the Development, Supply, and Continuous Improvement of Innovative Solutions to Fight COVID-19?
22 May 2020
…or complementary health benefits. It is essential that health systems do not put all of their eggs in one basket. The rapid spread of the novel coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2) – known…
General Practice Today
1 July 1968
…increased. Third, as for example in the case of appointment systems, the public as a whole has been reluctant to accept changes from the traditional pattern of practice as they…
A global landscape analysis of access to tumour-agnostic therapies
1 December 2025
…histology. The path from regulatory approval to patient access remains highly variable and complex across jurisdictions. Regulatory, HTA and reimbursement approaches vary widely across key national health systems. Diagnostic access…
Making Outcome-Based Payment a Reality in the NHS. Phase Two: Practical Considerations
1 December 2021
…short-term could be based on survival, treatment duration and toxicity data captured through existing SACT data, supplemented by data from electronic health records and e-prescribing systems. In the longer-term, however,…
Breaking the European Deadlock: Part 2 – Transferable Exclusivity Vouchers – Effective Pull Incentive or a Policy Distraction?
4 January 2024
…by Member States following their approval of the scheme. Funding is raised from health systems by delaying the introduction of generic or biosimilar versions of the products for which a…
Guidelines for the Economic Evaluation of Pharmaceuticals: Can the UK learn from Australia and Canada?
1 May 1997
…quality value for money information examining the experience of Australia, Canada and the UK – the first three health care systems to introduce national guidelines for economic assessments. Share this:…
Effective Commissioning: Lessons from purchasing in American managed care
1 June 1998
…My aim is to employ familiarity with both systems in order to extract ‘adaptable policy lessons’ that could be used in the UK. While based on a good deal of…
Benchmarking and Incentives in the NHS
5 January 2000
…of organisation within the NHS, with different benchmarks set for different organisations. ● Systems take time to bed down so once in place should not be subject to continuous change….
Prices, Competition and Regulation in Pharmaceuticals: A Cross-National Comparison
1 June 2000
…– relative to the US, using comprehensive data and more appropriate methods than those used in previous studies. Our data are from Intercontinental Medical Systems (IMS), a market research firm…