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1 Developing a multi-criteria approach for drug reimbursement decision making: an initial step forward Francois Dionne- Centre for Clinical Epidemiology and Evaluation Farzad Ali- Pfizer

2 Plan 1. Why this initial step 2. How was the work done 3. Where do we stand now 4. What’s next

3 Why this initial step Industry is evolving PAST Regulatory Need PRESENT Regulatory Need Payer Need

4 What could HTA/Payers consider? Cost-Effectiveness Safety Efficacy (Comparator, endpoint) Patient Preference Ethical and equity consideration Budget Impact & Affordability Unmet need $ Burden of Disease Reward future innovation (dynamic efficiency) Severity Price

5 How was the work done Two workshops- November 2013, April 2014 Key stakeholders involved Report is a summary of the discussions

6 Where do we stand now Overarching context Seven guiding principles Ten criteria Dionne F, Mitton C, Dempster B, Lynd LD. Developing a multi-criteria approach for drug reimbursement decision making: an initial step forward. J Popul Ther Clin Pharmacol. 2015;22(1):e68-77. Epub 2015 Feb 12.

7 What’s next The next steps involve: Finalization of the criteria selection Refinement of the criteria definitions to ensure clarity and minimize potential overlap between criteria Criteria weights have to be set, and each criterion needs a rating scale Finally, the completed framework should be tested for validity with some past submissions to examine the robustness of the entire rating tool


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