Temporary pricing deals let Belgian drugmakers prove products' worth

30 January 2023
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The Belgian pharmaceutical industry has raised concerns around pressures being applied to the national healthcare budget for innovative medicines.

Caroline Ven, chief executive of the national trade body Pharma.be, said that growth in the Belgian budget for pharmaceuticals “lags significantly behind that of other expenditures in the health care sector.”

According to Pharma.be, medicines account for around 16% of total health expenditure on the part of Belgium’s national health insurance scheme, RIZIV-INAMI.

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