The exclusion of 340B pricing for some hospitals on drugs to treat orphan conditions and diseases could be partially eliminated to slow “the rapid growth in approved rare disease treatments” and “their cumulative affordability to the health system,” an influential independent nonprofit group that analyzes the clinical and cost effectiveness of drugs said this morning.
The Institute for Clinical and Economic Review (ICER) made the recommendation in an April 7 report.
The exclusion of 340B pricing for some hospitals on drugs to treat orphan conditions and diseases could be partially eliminated to slow “the rapid growth in approved rare disease treatments” and “their cumulative affordability to the health system,” an influential independent nonprofit group that analyzes the clinical and cost effectiveness of drugs said this morning.
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