Global Brendan Shaw looks ahead to the rest of 2023, identifying five key trends to watch out for in the healthcare and life sciences sector. With the worst of COVID-19 now in the rear-view mirror for much of the world, Shaw questions whether the lessons and progress that the pandemic brought…
Portugal Part of PharmaBoardroom’s new country-focused series on market access and health technology assessment (HTA), this piece gives the lowdown on post-market approval processes and regulations in Portugal. Buy The Pharma Legal Handbook: Market Access & HTA – Portugal here for £359. What are the pricing principles and processes in your…
Global Over the past year, PharmaBoardroom has spoken to pharma executives the world over, collecting unique perspectives from all sides of the industry. Here are the ten most-read interviews of 2022 that range from conversations with one of Korea’s top CDMOs to the American generics association and the Italian regulatory agency,…
Europe Based on current discussions by the European Commission, launch conditionalities would not account for the distinct nature of small and mid-sized companies, OMPs and ATMPs. EUCOPE’s Alexander Natz breaks down this aspect of the revision of the general pharmaceutical legislation and why it would prove unsustainable for smaller companies and…
Greece IFET is a unique institution within Greece that acts as the country’s mechanism for securing access to rare disease therapies not available in the market. The organisation also works to combat drug shortages in the country and played a key role in Greece’s COVID-19 pandemic response as the contracting authority…
LatAm Yaneth Giha of FIFARMA – the leading association for the innovative pharmaceutical industry in Latin America – gives a bird’s-eye overview on some of the key trends in LatAm healthcare, from regulatory and access challenges to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, the region’s potential as a clinical trials hub,…
Greece Michael Himonas of SFEE, the umbrella pharmaceutical association of 40 global innovative biopharma companies and 20 local companies in Greece, explains how the country’s pharmaceutical clawback and rebate system is restricting the growth of the industry and ultimately limiting and delaying patient access to medicines. However, Himonas is also keen…
Global The Access to Medicine Index, a biennial report that gauges the efforts of the world’s largest pharma companies to expand access in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs), found in this year’s edition that the 20 companies surveyed have firmly responded to access issues exposed by COVID-19. GSK remains at the…
LatAm Florencia Davel, head of LatAm operations for Bristol Myers Squibb (BMS) looks back on a successful four years in position, shaping the regional organisation into a true biopharma player in line with a global strategy shift. Davel also casts her eye over the market access scenario in LatAm, why BMS…
UK Pricing and market access have become increasingly hot topics in recent years, as healthcare systems across the world attempt to balance their own financial sustainability with securing the latest medical innovations and the premium costs associated with them. Health inequity and access disparities exist between both rich and developing countries,…
Vietnam Despite a decline in pharmaceutical sales during the COVID-19 pandemic, Vietnam is among the 17 countries with the most rapidly growing pharmaceutical industries in the world, as reported by nganhduoc.vn in its 2022 pharma industry forecast. With a market value of some USD 10 billion in 2020, according to another…
Egypt PhRMA’s Middle East & Africa (MEA) group appoints a ‘champion’ for each of its markets to bring the priorities of that country to the agenda of the MEA executive committee. Egypt’s champion is Amgen and – as the company’s MEA lead Mohammed Nasser describes – there is much to be…
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