Presentation on Concept and structure of MeTA by Wilbert Bannenberg, MeTA Technical Director during the MeTA Country Sharing Meeting, London, 8 December 2009.
Presentation by Dennis Ross-Degnan on tools and approaches that can be used by countries involved in the Medicines Transparency Alliance (MeTA), at the London launch in May 2008
Is European market access becoming an incubator for rare disease development?...KateBenson18
FIECON's white paper 'Is European market access becoming an incubator for rare disease development?' explores the hypothesis that successful commercialisation in Europe is the biggest commercial opportunity for orphan drug manufacturers right now.
Medicines Use and Spending Shifts: A Review of the Use of MedicinesIMS Health US
Growth in spending on medicines was higher in 2014 than any year since 2001, and
exceeded forecast overall healthcare spending growth for the first time since 2011.
As 2014 was also a landmark year in the implementation of the Affordable Care Act,
understanding the specific drivers of medicine spending growth is important for decisionmakers
across the healthcare system.
In this report we bring together several perspectives on 2014: total system spending on
medicines at an aggregate and segmented level; the evolution of healthcare demand, delivery
and payment systems; patient out-of-pocket costs for medical and pharmacy benefits including
retail prescription co-pays; and transformations in disease treatment resulting from newly
approved medicines.
MeTA: Overview and lessons learned in pilot countriesMeTApresents
Presentation on MeTA, overview and lessons learned in pilot countries by MeTA's Executive Director, during the World Health Assembly (WHA), Geneva on19 May 2009.
MeTA & civil society organizations allianceMeTApresents
A presentation about the role of civil society organisations in the Medicines Transparency Alliance, given by Dr Dr Bader Rashid, consultant with Health Action International and representative of the Committee on Capacity Building for Civil Society Organisations in Jordan
Presentation by Dennis Ross-Degnan on tools and approaches that can be used by countries involved in the Medicines Transparency Alliance (MeTA), at the London launch in May 2008
Is European market access becoming an incubator for rare disease development?...KateBenson18
FIECON's white paper 'Is European market access becoming an incubator for rare disease development?' explores the hypothesis that successful commercialisation in Europe is the biggest commercial opportunity for orphan drug manufacturers right now.
Medicines Use and Spending Shifts: A Review of the Use of MedicinesIMS Health US
Growth in spending on medicines was higher in 2014 than any year since 2001, and
exceeded forecast overall healthcare spending growth for the first time since 2011.
As 2014 was also a landmark year in the implementation of the Affordable Care Act,
understanding the specific drivers of medicine spending growth is important for decisionmakers
across the healthcare system.
In this report we bring together several perspectives on 2014: total system spending on
medicines at an aggregate and segmented level; the evolution of healthcare demand, delivery
and payment systems; patient out-of-pocket costs for medical and pharmacy benefits including
retail prescription co-pays; and transformations in disease treatment resulting from newly
approved medicines.
MeTA: Overview and lessons learned in pilot countriesMeTApresents
Presentation on MeTA, overview and lessons learned in pilot countries by MeTA's Executive Director, during the World Health Assembly (WHA), Geneva on19 May 2009.
MeTA & civil society organizations allianceMeTApresents
A presentation about the role of civil society organisations in the Medicines Transparency Alliance, given by Dr Dr Bader Rashid, consultant with Health Action International and representative of the Committee on Capacity Building for Civil Society Organisations in Jordan
Presentation by Charles Allotey, of Health Access Network and CSO representative, MeTA Ghana on Civil Society Organizations and MeTA, during the MeTA Ghana, CSO and media orientation workshop on 16 April 2009.
Sets out the five core principles which guide the operation of the Medicines Transparency Alliance (MeTA) in efforts to increase transparency, accountability and governance around the supply of essential medicines.
Cancer Drugs Dominating Global Orphan Drug Market LandscapeKuicK Research
“Global Orphan Cancer Drug Market & Clinical Pipeline Insight” Report Highlights:
Orphan Cancer Drug Market Outlook
Orphan Drug Designation Criteria: US, Europe & Asia
Reimbursement Policy: US, Europe & Asia
Regulatory Framework: FDA & EMA Guidelines
Orphan Cancer Drugs Clinical Pipeline by Phase, Country & Target Indications
Orphan Cancer Drug Patent Analysis
Orphan Cancer Drug in Development Phase: 235
Majority of Orphan Cancer Drugs in Phase-II: 81
Marketed Orphan Cancer Drugs: 70
Increasing Numbers of Launches and Growth in Spending on Specialty Products i...IMS Health US
The specialty products share of the R&D pipeline has increased 9% in the past decade, driven by drugs targeting cancer, nervous system disorders, infectious diseases, diabetes and respiratory disorders.
Suomen sote-uudistuksella tavoitellaan hyvinvointi- ja terveyserojen kaventamista, palvelujen yhdenvertaisuuden ja saatavuuden parantamista sekä terveydenhoitokustannusten hillitsemistä.
Miten valinnanvapaus ja kilpailu tullaan toteuttamaan Suomen sote-uudistuksessa? Alivaltiosihteeri Tuomas Pöysti puhui aiheesta VATT-paivassa Säätytalolla 1.11.2016.
Medicines Transparency Alliance (MeTA) : country progress and key lessonsMeTApresents
This presentation shares the progress to date of the pilot phase of the Medicines Transparency Alliance (MeTA) and was given by Wilbert Banneberg, Technical Director of the International MeTA Secretariat at the launch of MeTA Jordan in May 2009
Supply chain and delivery of antimicrobial drugs in smallholder livestock pro...ILRI
Poster prepared by Michel Dione (ILRI), Christine Amia (ILRI), Francis Ejobi (Makerere University), Emily Ouma (ILRI) and Barbara Wieland for the Virtual Livestock CRP Planning Meeting, 8-17 June 2020
The intensifying global focus on oncology reflects its increasing impact on patients and expanding share of healthcare expenditure. Relative to other parts of the healthcare system, oncology brings high levels of uncertainty—in terms of the nature and rate of innovative treatments, the willingness by payers to reimburse care at current levels, and the shifting composition of the cancer patient population from mature and developed markets to low- and middle-income countries. As the sales of cancer treatments rise to $100 billion annually, more intensive scrutiny of this market can be expected and a deeper understanding of global oncology trends will be required by all stakeholders.
Prof. Martin Gaynorin esitys VATT-päivässä 1.11.2016
Gaynor on professori Carnegie Mellon yliopistossa, tutkija Britannian johtavassa, julkisen sektorin reformeihin keskittyvässä tutkimuslaitoksessa (Bristolin yliopiston Centre for Market and Public Organisation) ja jäsenenä NHS:n kilpailuasioita käsittelevässä asiantuntijapaneelissa.
Gaynor on tehnyt vaikutusvaltaisia tutkimuksia ja kirjoittanut laajasti terveydenhuoltomarkkinoiden toiminnasta, kilpailusta, kilpailua rajoittavista tekijöistä, tuottajien saamista korvauksista sekä Yhdysvalloissa että Briteissä.
Prof. Carol Propperin esitys VATT-päivässä 1.11.2016.
Professori Carol Propper on taloustieteen professori Imperial College London -yliopistossa Lontoossa, Iso-Britanniassa. Professori Propperin tutkimus keskittyy kannustin- ja kilpailukysymyksiin terveydenhuoltomarkkinoilla sekä yleisemmin kannustimien suunnitteluun ja vaikutuksiin julkisella sektorilla sekä julkisen ja yksityisen markkinoiden rajapinnalla. Hän on kuuluisa erityisesti tutkimuksistaan, joissa on tarkasteltu kilpailun ja valinnanvapautta lisäävien uudistusten vaikutuksia terveydenhuollon toimintaan Iso-Britanniassa.
The presentation summarises recent changes implemented or being discussed in pricing and reimbursement/HTA systems in France, Germany and the UK. In Germany and France, the emphasis of the recent reforms is centred around the evidence requirements and, in particular, the use of comparator and head-to-head trials. In the UK, however, VBP is about the weighting given to the evidence and the social value of a drug. Overall, emphasis is increasing on 'proving' innovation and/or an additional health benefit as a precondition for a price higher than competitors.
Challenges to improve medicines transparency in GhanaMeTApresents
This is a presentation by Dr Daniel Kojo Arhinful at the launch of the Medicines Transparency Alliance (MeTA) in Ghana in November 2008. MeTA is a global alliance, working in 7 pilot countries. For more information, see www.MedicinesTransparency.org
Presentation by Charles Allotey, of Health Access Network and CSO representative, MeTA Ghana on Civil Society Organizations and MeTA, during the MeTA Ghana, CSO and media orientation workshop on 16 April 2009.
Sets out the five core principles which guide the operation of the Medicines Transparency Alliance (MeTA) in efforts to increase transparency, accountability and governance around the supply of essential medicines.
Cancer Drugs Dominating Global Orphan Drug Market LandscapeKuicK Research
“Global Orphan Cancer Drug Market & Clinical Pipeline Insight” Report Highlights:
Orphan Cancer Drug Market Outlook
Orphan Drug Designation Criteria: US, Europe & Asia
Reimbursement Policy: US, Europe & Asia
Regulatory Framework: FDA & EMA Guidelines
Orphan Cancer Drugs Clinical Pipeline by Phase, Country & Target Indications
Orphan Cancer Drug Patent Analysis
Orphan Cancer Drug in Development Phase: 235
Majority of Orphan Cancer Drugs in Phase-II: 81
Marketed Orphan Cancer Drugs: 70
Increasing Numbers of Launches and Growth in Spending on Specialty Products i...IMS Health US
The specialty products share of the R&D pipeline has increased 9% in the past decade, driven by drugs targeting cancer, nervous system disorders, infectious diseases, diabetes and respiratory disorders.
Suomen sote-uudistuksella tavoitellaan hyvinvointi- ja terveyserojen kaventamista, palvelujen yhdenvertaisuuden ja saatavuuden parantamista sekä terveydenhoitokustannusten hillitsemistä.
Miten valinnanvapaus ja kilpailu tullaan toteuttamaan Suomen sote-uudistuksessa? Alivaltiosihteeri Tuomas Pöysti puhui aiheesta VATT-paivassa Säätytalolla 1.11.2016.
Medicines Transparency Alliance (MeTA) : country progress and key lessonsMeTApresents
This presentation shares the progress to date of the pilot phase of the Medicines Transparency Alliance (MeTA) and was given by Wilbert Banneberg, Technical Director of the International MeTA Secretariat at the launch of MeTA Jordan in May 2009
Supply chain and delivery of antimicrobial drugs in smallholder livestock pro...ILRI
Poster prepared by Michel Dione (ILRI), Christine Amia (ILRI), Francis Ejobi (Makerere University), Emily Ouma (ILRI) and Barbara Wieland for the Virtual Livestock CRP Planning Meeting, 8-17 June 2020
The intensifying global focus on oncology reflects its increasing impact on patients and expanding share of healthcare expenditure. Relative to other parts of the healthcare system, oncology brings high levels of uncertainty—in terms of the nature and rate of innovative treatments, the willingness by payers to reimburse care at current levels, and the shifting composition of the cancer patient population from mature and developed markets to low- and middle-income countries. As the sales of cancer treatments rise to $100 billion annually, more intensive scrutiny of this market can be expected and a deeper understanding of global oncology trends will be required by all stakeholders.
Prof. Martin Gaynorin esitys VATT-päivässä 1.11.2016
Gaynor on professori Carnegie Mellon yliopistossa, tutkija Britannian johtavassa, julkisen sektorin reformeihin keskittyvässä tutkimuslaitoksessa (Bristolin yliopiston Centre for Market and Public Organisation) ja jäsenenä NHS:n kilpailuasioita käsittelevässä asiantuntijapaneelissa.
Gaynor on tehnyt vaikutusvaltaisia tutkimuksia ja kirjoittanut laajasti terveydenhuoltomarkkinoiden toiminnasta, kilpailusta, kilpailua rajoittavista tekijöistä, tuottajien saamista korvauksista sekä Yhdysvalloissa että Briteissä.
Prof. Carol Propperin esitys VATT-päivässä 1.11.2016.
Professori Carol Propper on taloustieteen professori Imperial College London -yliopistossa Lontoossa, Iso-Britanniassa. Professori Propperin tutkimus keskittyy kannustin- ja kilpailukysymyksiin terveydenhuoltomarkkinoilla sekä yleisemmin kannustimien suunnitteluun ja vaikutuksiin julkisella sektorilla sekä julkisen ja yksityisen markkinoiden rajapinnalla. Hän on kuuluisa erityisesti tutkimuksistaan, joissa on tarkasteltu kilpailun ja valinnanvapautta lisäävien uudistusten vaikutuksia terveydenhuollon toimintaan Iso-Britanniassa.
The presentation summarises recent changes implemented or being discussed in pricing and reimbursement/HTA systems in France, Germany and the UK. In Germany and France, the emphasis of the recent reforms is centred around the evidence requirements and, in particular, the use of comparator and head-to-head trials. In the UK, however, VBP is about the weighting given to the evidence and the social value of a drug. Overall, emphasis is increasing on 'proving' innovation and/or an additional health benefit as a precondition for a price higher than competitors.
Challenges to improve medicines transparency in GhanaMeTApresents
This is a presentation by Dr Daniel Kojo Arhinful at the launch of the Medicines Transparency Alliance (MeTA) in Ghana in November 2008. MeTA is a global alliance, working in 7 pilot countries. For more information, see www.MedicinesTransparency.org
Governance, transparency and Accountability~ MeTA objectives, approaches and ...MeTApresents
Presentation by Daniel Kojo Arhinful on Governance, transparency and Accountability~ MeTA objectives, approaches and role of CSOs, during the MeTA Ghana, CSOs and media orientation workshop, on 16 April 2009.
Governance transparency and accountabilityMeTApresents
'Governance transparency and accountability - role of civil society; MeTA objectives and approaches', presentation by Dr Daniel Kojo Arhinful during the MeTA Ghana, CSO & media orientation workshop, 16 April 2009.
Tackling corruption in the health sector: the role of the Medicines Transpare...MeTApresents
Presentation from the Medicines Transparency Alliance (MeTA) at the 13th International Anti-Corruption Conference, held in Athens, Greece, November 2008. This highlights the way in which MeTA is working in 7 countries to improve acess to medicines through greater transparency and accountability around the way in which medicines are purchased and used.
Increasing access to medicines, presentation by Edith Andrews Annan of World Health Organization (WHO) during the MeTA Ghana, CSO & media orientation workshop, 16 April 2009.
Medicine financing: NHIS and other financing optionsMeTApresents
'Medicine financing: NHIS and other financing options', presentation by Dr Daniel Kojo Arhinful during MeTA Ghana, CSO & media orientation workshop, 16 April 2009.
MeTA: Overview and lessons learned in pilot countriesMeTApresents
Presentation on MeTA overview and lessons learned in pilot countries by Brian Elliot, Executive Director, MeTA, during the World Health Assembly (WHA), Geneva on 19 May 2009.
MeTA pilot countries support needs and recommendationsMeTApresents
An overview of MeTA pilot countries support needs and recommendations, a presentation by Elodie Brandamir, MeTA Operations Director during the MeTA countries sharing meeting, London 2009
21. The MeTA Pilot Disclosure of data and scrutiny by multi - stakeholder group Development of policy options Policy change and implementation Improved information for management Improved processes . New validated data on pharmaceutical sector New validated data on pharmaceutical sector Disclosure of data and scrutiny by multi - stakeholder group Development of policy options Policy change and implementation Changes in drug prices, availability, quality and/or promotion Changes in drug prices, availability, quality and/or promotion Improved information for management Improved processes . Pilot New validated data on pharmaceutical sector Changes in drug prices, availability, quality and/or promotion ££, toolkit & technical support Policy research, shared learning Sector plans, domestic and CPs
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