EFPIA and EGA unite to propose a way forward in Romania

10 February 2014

The European Federation of Pharmaceutical Industries and Associations (EFPIA) and the European Generic medicines Association (EGA) said this morning that they fully support the agreement between the pharmaceutical industry associations in Romania to put forward a constructive proposal to the Romanian government that would improve patients’ access to medicines.

The EFPIA and the EGA welcome the agreement between three associations representing pharmaceutical companies in Romania - APMGR, ARPIM and LAWG*- on changes to the clawback system, a realistic medicines budget and the opening of the reimbursement list. If implemented as a holistic package, these changes will foster a more sustainable health care system in Romania.

Measures proposed

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