Main description:

Market entry agreements (MEA) for pharmaceuticals have become extremely popular and widespread geographically. Emerging countries that have not yet begun to introduce MEAs are now actively engaged in doing so. This book examines the concept of MEAs, detailing how depreciation of some specific regenerative therapies through intangible asset amortization is unavoidable.

The authors provide a historical vision of the development of MEAs with experiences, failures, and successes that have shaped the evolution and place of MEAs in access to pharmaceuticals. They provide an extensive review of MEA typology and propose a new one that is pragmatic and actionable.

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Discusses the affordability of future therapies and the possible challenges for health insurance systems

Addresses the practical and applied issue of market access and includes the most up-to-date developments, such as the Pelosi bill

Describes the potential paradigm change that will challenge all payers and may question the sustainability of our health care systems

Highlights the gradual move from repeated treatment administration to a single administration with the potential for a definite cure

Managed Entry Agreements and Funding for Expensive Therapies provides invaluable information to all stakeholders involved in market access and to students in the field.

Contents:

1. Introduction to Managed Entry Agreements 2. Definition and Classification of MEAs 3. From Coverage with Evidence Development to Individual Performance-Based Agreements in Italy 4. Coverage with Evidence Development for Multiple Sclerosis Drugs in the UK: A "Costly Failure"? 5. Country Comparison of the Implementation of Managed Entry Agreements 6. Novel Funding Models for Expensive Therapies 7. Managed Entry Agreement for Cell and Gene Therapies