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The Use of Health Technology Assessment (HTA) for Access and Resource Allocation Decision Making: International Examples
Program Code:
365
Date:
Wednesday, June 27, 2012
Time:
1:30 PM to 3:00 PM
EST
CHAIR
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BS Pharm - Rutgers University; PharmD – Univ of Texas; Pharm Pract Residency in Burlington, VT; Drug Information Specialty Residency Lilly and Purdue University. 13 years at Lilly: Global Medical Information Administrator; Critical Care ML, Oncology ML, and National Account Outcomes Liaison.
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PRESENTER
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Coordinator of the service 'Drugs Monitoring Registers'. Master Degree in HTA, Degree in arts. At present, he’s also the technical director of the international project 'Electronic Bibliography of Troubadours'( Un. of Rome La Sapienza).
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Churn-Shiouh Gau, Center for Drug Evaluation, Taiwan
Description
To maximize the value of medicines while managing limited medical resources, many national and private insurers are applying a Health Technology Assessment (HTA) as a support for the decision-making process. This symposium will cover the use of HTA in three international examples, including discussions of comparative effectiveness analysis, managed entry agreements, and risk share agreements.
Learning Objectives:
Demonstrate guidances of drug access and reimbursement based on the Health Technology Assessment (HTA)
Describe the application of Managed Entry Agreements in NHS conditional reimbursement
Examine a comparative effectiveness analysis of osteoporosis therapies using a real-world national health insurance database Illustrate the impact of orphan drug designation on market access.