In this episode, we're joined by Louisa Oliver Byrne, Senior Consultant at Access Infinity. We learn about the complexities of the Most Favored Nation (MFN) policy and its implications for pharmaceutical market access. Louisa shares insights from her recent research on MFN, exploring how direct-to-consumer pricing models might actually play out in practice, and why the policy's stated goals don't always align with likely outcomes. From "brown bagging" concerns to payer behaviour shifts, this ...
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In this episode, we're joined by Louisa Oliver Byrne, Senior Consultant at Access Infinity. We learn about the complexities of the Most Favored Nation (MFN) policy and its implications for pharmaceutical market access. Louisa shares insights from her recent research on MFN, exploring how direct-to-consumer pricing models might actually play out in practice, and why the policy's stated goals don't always align with likely outcomes. From "brown bagging" concerns to payer behaviour shifts, this ...
Exploring Canada's market access landscape with Sam Stankovic, Incyte Biosciences Canada
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Exploring Canada's market access landscape with Sam Stankovic, Incyte Biosciences Canada
Sam is Head of Market Access Canada at Incyte Biosciences Canada and joins the podcast to discuss the evolving market access landscape in Canada. As part of his conversation with Louise, he describes the unique challenges that market access leaders in the country are facing. Useful resources referenced in this podcast: March 2024 - Canadian Health Policy Institute (Patented Medicines Expenditure in Canada 1990 – 2022) https://www.canadianhealthpolicy.com/product/patented-medicines...
Market Access Matters
In this episode, we're joined by Louisa Oliver Byrne, Senior Consultant at Access Infinity. We learn about the complexities of the Most Favored Nation (MFN) policy and its implications for pharmaceutical market access. Louisa shares insights from her recent research on MFN, exploring how direct-to-consumer pricing models might actually play out in practice, and why the policy's stated goals don't always align with likely outcomes. From "brown bagging" concerns to payer behaviour shifts, this ...
