The US Institute for Clinical and Economic Review (ICER), best known for its cost-effectiveness analyses of innovative drugs and biologics, has published a report on payers’ fair access to medicines.
The ICER, which is criticized by drugmakers for being biased towards the insurance industry, found that payers are generally doing a fine job at providing fair access to their products.
The results are based on the Bostonian group’s own “exploratory analysis,” designed to compare levels of access to a list of 28 drugs it regards as being fairly priced.
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