Global vs. US Drug Pricing and Market Access

In this episode, we sit down with leading Market Access experts and members of ACCESS Forum to compare and contrast the drug pricing and access systems worldwide and the US. Our discussion delves into the distinct approaches taken by government vs. private markets, examining how regulatory environments, pricing controls, and reimbursement processes impact patient access to innovative therapies. We explore the challenges each approach faces, from cost pressures to affordability and access, and how they balance the interests of patients, governments, and pharmaceutical companies. Join us for a deep dive into how the global healthcare landscape is evolving and what lessons can be learned.

Nikos Maniadakis, Ph.D., Professor, Health Management & Policy, University of West Attica
Kimberly Baldwin, Senior Vice President, Value & Access, Ipsen Biopharmaceuticals
Fauzea Hussain, Vice President, Public Policy, McKesson
CMS (Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services)
European Medicines Agency
Health technology assessments (HTAs)
IRA (Inflation Reduction Act)
Medicaid
Medicare
National Institute of Clinical Excellence (NICE)
NCCN guidelines
P&T committee (Pharmacy and Therapeutics Committee)
PAP (Patient Assistance Program)
Part B (Medicare)
Part D (Medicare)
Pharmacy Benefit Managers (PBMs)
Quality-Adjusted Life Years
Tricare
Veterans Administration
Medical terminology referenced in this episode:

• Cell and gene therapies (CGT)
• Insulin
• Orphan drugs

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