Pharmaceutical Pricing Evidence From a Healthcare System With Multiple Cost-per-Quality-Adjusted Life-Year Thresholds

Prices tend to be set below the reimbursement system's thresholds and these appear to be ceilings, but decision makers should anticipate that drug companies will adjust prices in response to reimbursement policy, at least to some degree.

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Value in Health
Published
2025-08-27
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jval.2025.07.027
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Pharmaceutical Economics and Policy
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Pharmaceutical Pricing Evidence From a Healthcare System With Multiple Cost-per-Quality-Adjusted Life-Year Thresholds

Martin Henriksson, Jonathan Siverskog, Anton P H Klockhoff
Value in Health
Pharmaceutical Economics and Policy
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Pharmaceutical Pricing Evidence From a Healthcare System With Multiple Cost-per-Quality-Adjusted Life-Year Thresholds

Martin Henriksson, Jonathan Siverskog, Anton P H Klockhoff
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Abstract

Prices tend to be set below the reimbursement system's thresholds and these appear to be ceilings, but decision makers should anticipate that drug companies will adjust prices in response to reimbursement policy, at least to some degree.

Value in HealthVol. 29(1)
Linköping University (SE)
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Openalex Percentile: Top 69%
Pharmaceutical Economics and Policy
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