Findings presented by Japan’s largest drugmaker Takeda (TYO: 4502) at ISPOR 2018 report that where standards of care are not clearly defined in terms of cost or outcomes, the ability of payers to accurately estimate the cost effectiveness of new therapeutic options can be hindered. This may mean that payer decisions to reimburse innovative therapies may be delayed or rejected, potentially impacting patient care.
The posters being presented on this topic by Takeda explore a potential solution to this issue: performance-based risk-sharing agreements (PBRSAs), which could contribute to improved future patient care, and the role of patient registries in supporting these agreements.
Highlights of the posters
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