Australian pharmaceuticals trade group Medicines Australia (MA) has welcomed the government’s response to a committee report into the availability of new, innovative and specialist cancer drugs in Australia.
That report made several key recommendations for the Australian government, including that it holds a comprehensive review of the system for the registration and subsidisation of medicines.
The committee also recommended that the government should commission a review of current data collection mechanisms for cancer medicines and that it investigate the feasibility of a new national register of cancer medicines.
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