Is It Working? Evaluating The First Round Of Medicare Drug Price Negotiations

In the short and longer terms, the Medicare Drug Price Negotiation Program should be evaluated based on four categories of outcomes: beneficiary access, prices and spending, promotion of value, and effects on innovation.

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Health Affairs
Published
2024-08-13
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https://doi.org/10.1377/hlthaff.2024.00994
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Healthcare Policy and Management
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Is It Working? Evaluating The First Round Of Medicare Drug Price Negotiations

Laura Tollen
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Is It Working? Evaluating The First Round Of Medicare Drug Price Negotiations

Laura Tollen
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Abstract

In the short and longer terms, the Medicare Drug Price Negotiation Program should be evaluated based on four categories of outcomes: beneficiary access, prices and spending, promotion of value, and effects on innovation.

Health AffairsVol. 43(9)
Health Affairs (US)
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Healthcare Policy and Management
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