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Request for Proposals From Young Investigators for Precision Medicine: Moving Theory into Practice Workshop
Request for Proposals from Young Investigators Precision Medicine: Moving Theory into Practice Workshop Hosted by the USC Schaeffer Center for Health Policy & Economics, Precision Medicine: Moving Theory into Practice is a research development workshop which will provide a collaborative environment for researchers to discuss the utility and limitations of personalized and precision medicine (PPM) […]
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It’s Hard to Lower Drug Prices, If You Don’t Know What They Are
In an op-ed for The Hill, Professor Neeraj Sood writes that until legislators and regulators understand where the profits are flowing in the prescription drug distribution system, bills to control prices risk being ineffective.
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CBO Estimate on Pelosi Drug Bill Misses its Long-Term Impact on Health
The CBO estimated that the Pelosi drug pricing reform legislation proposed would save Medicare $345 billion over seven years. It failed to look at the long-term effect on new drug discovery and the impact on population health.
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Expanding the Role of the Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute: Reauthorization and Facilitating Value Assessments
Should Congress reauthorize funding for the Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute (PCORI)? Professor William Padula writes the PCORI can generate research relevant for shifting to value-based healthcare.
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Potential Impacts of Recreational Marijuana Policies and Regulatory Structures that Could Reduce its Negative Impacts
Rosalie Liccardo Pacula presented before the Florida House of Representatives Health & Human Services Committee, Subcommittee on Health Quality on Dec. 11, 2019 about regulations to govern the use of recreational marijuana.
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Accounting for Hope: Using ‘Mean Survival Gain’ to Price New Cancer Drugs
Outrage about the rising prices of prescription drugs has put cancer drugs in the spotlight. But there’s an important question that needs to be asked: What is the best metric to evaluate them?
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Understanding the Bipartisan Senate Finance Prescription Drug Reform Package
“USC-Brookings Schaeffer Initiative experts unpack the bipartisan Senate Finance prescription drug reform package.
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Who Would Have Believed it? Markets Can Reduce the ‘True’ Price of Cancer Drugs
When it comes to cancer, however, it is the price of health — not the price of drugs — that matters. As we think about ways to wring value out of the health care system, we acknowledge that CMS reforms and markets seem to be working in therapeutic areas with rapid innovation.
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State Drug Pricing Transparency Laws: Numerous Efforts, Most Fall Short
166 recently enacted prescription drug pricing laws were analyzed to identify those that contained price transparency measures. Of these, 35 bills in 22 states include a transparency component, but only 7 were deemed to be informative.
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Data Visualization: State Drug Transparency Laws
States are increasingly enacting price transparency laws designed to provide regulators or the public with more information about how entities in the drug distribution system set prices. The data visualization summarizes the 35 drug pricing transparency bills enacted in states between 2015 and 2018.
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