Indication-Based Pricing
As more and more medicines come to market with multiple indications or the unrealised potential to treat multiple indications, the way we pay for those medicines becomes critical in making sure we can benefit from them. Indication-based pricing (IBP) permits price to vary according to indication and has been proposed to tackle this issue.
Should Drug Prices Differ by Indication? The Debate on Indication-based Pricing
11 May 2018
OHE Consulting has produced a report summarising the literature on indication-based pricing and how it has been applied in the U.S. and 5 European countries.
Multi-Indication Pricing (MIP): Practical Solutions and Steps to Move Forward
1 December 2018
This report provides a detailed summary of a panel discussion held at the HTAi 2017 annual meeting in Rome on the current approaches to MIP in…
Economics of Innovative Payment Models Compared with Single Pricing of Pharmaceuticals
1 July 2018
The current system of a single price per medicine means that, for multi-indication medicines, the relationship between price and “value” can vary substantially. In this OHE…
The Debate on Indication-Based Pricing in the U.S. and Five Major European Countries
5 January 2018
The notion that the price of a medicine should be linked in some way to value it generates for patients and the health system is generally…
Multi-indication Pricing: Pros, Cons and Applicability to the UK
1 October 2015
Multi-indication pricing (MIP) involves setting a different price for each major indication approved for a medicine. As value is likely to differ across major indications, if…
Assessing the Use of Multi-indication Medicines: A Review of Current Data Capabilities in the UK
1 March 2015
A new OHE Consulting Report considers the data capabilities in the UK for monitoring medicine use according to indication using real world data. A new OHE…