EFPIA asked CRA to analyze existing national barriers preventing the adoption of joint reports on European relative efficacy assessments at launch (EU REA) and discuss solutions to foster the acceptance of joint reports at the national level. The project focused on nine EU countries and CRA engaged with the national trade associations in these markets to understand the barriers to using EU REA and potential solutions to overcome these barriers. This report, by Tim Wilsdon, Michele Pistollato, and Lilian Li, provides the main findings from discussions at a two-day workshop and is complemented by a set of slides with additional details. To read the report, click the link below.
France: A step towards more regulated drug prices
2022 was an expensive year for public spending in France, that led to a €18.9 billion debt for the social security system[1], of which almost 90% was driven by...