This week's Expert View is from Mert Zorlular and Mihaela Vuksic, chief financial officer and VP of market access at Turkish specialty pharma firm Er-Kim Pharmaceuticals. They offer insights into making the best of early access programs.
As stakeholders in the pharmaceutical industry, we all have a responsibility to ensure life-saving treatments promptly and safely reach patients regardless of where they live. To this end, by integrating early access programs and other less conventional strategies into a company’s business model for drug distribution, patients who are suffering from life-threatening conditions can gain access to needed treatments in regions where there is a lack of drug accessibility, while at the same time offering benefits to pharmaceutical companies.
Over the last several years, we have seen a trend towards a more holistic approach to the distribution of novel treatments for rare diseases, which involves a more integrated access model that considers both traditional and nontraditional distribution methods – the latter of which can facilitate patient access to these much-needed medications prior to broader commercialization.
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