Once there was a clear distinction between the scientific evaluation of new drugs and the assessment of their value for use in reimbursement decisions. The latter was often referred to as the “fourth hurdle” and took place after quality, safety and efficacy had been assessed and the product approved...
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Blurring the boundaries between regulatory approval and HTAs
17 September 2009
Ian Schofield
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