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Journal of Market Access & Health Policy, Volume 14, Issue 4

2026 December - 10 articles

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Articles (10)

  • Article
  • Open Access
19 Views
17 Pages

Effective pharmaceutical inventory management supports drug availability, financial sustainability, and patient safety. This study presents preliminary operational evaluation of an Integrated Hospital Pharmacy Inventory Management System (IHPIMS) com...

  • Article
  • Open Access
78 Views
9 Pages

Introduction: Although the high cost of dialysis therapy can be an economic burden, peritoneal dialysis (PD) accounts for approximately 3% of the dialysis population. Studies comparing medical costs of PD and hemodialysis (HD) in Japan are limited. W...

  • Article
  • Open Access
98 Views
15 Pages

Dynamic Medicine Prices for Health-Economic Analyses in the Netherlands: A Case for Integrating Pre- and Post-Exclusivity Price Dynamics

  • Simon van der Schans,
  • Simon van der Pol,
  • Laura Burgers,
  • Mark H. Rozenbaum and
  • Cornelis Boersma

Introduction: Medicine prices change over the product life cycle, especially around loss of exclusivity (LoE), yet economic evaluations often assume constant prices, which may bias cost-effectiveness and budget impact estimates. Methods: We developed...

  • Article
  • Open Access
120 Views
11 Pages

Equity plays a key role in public administration, with social equity important for achieving equitable outcomes. In oncology, the sustainability of the system is a major concern, as rising prices of cancer medicines have increased spending on cancer...

(This article belongs to the Collection European Health Technology Assessment (EU HTA))
  • Perspective
  • Open Access
175 Views
12 Pages

One Europe, Many Patients: A Call to Action to Make EU HTAR More Inclusive in Practice

  • Grammati Sarri,
  • Dalia Dawoud,
  • Jeffrey M. Muir,
  • Neil Bertelsen and ,
  • Chelsea Moran and
  • Victoria Unmuessig
  • + 1 author+ 0 author

The European Union (EU) Health Technology Assessment Regulation (HTAR) centralizes clinical evaluation of new health technologies via joint clinical assessment (JCA). At its core, HTAR aims to promote more equal and timely access to evidence-based he...

(This article belongs to the Collection European Health Technology Assessment (EU HTA))
  • Article
  • Open Access
354 Views
54 Pages

Evaluating Locally Grounded Generative AI for Health-Policy Support: A Multilevel Mixed-Methods Pilot Study

  • Thanatkij Srichok,
  • Surajet Khonjun,
  • Rapeepan Pitakaso,
  • Somphop Chiaranai and ,
  • Paweena Khampukka,
  • Nopparat Songserm,
  • Natthapong Nanthasamroeng,
  • Sarayut Gonwirat,
  • Prem Enkvetchakul and
  • Chutchai Kaewta
  • + 5 authors+ 0 author

Generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) may assist evidence-informed health-policy work, but favorable user perceptions and well-written outputs do not establish factual reliability or implementation readiness. A multilevel mixed-methods pilot eva...

  • Opinion
  • Open Access
188 Views
7 Pages

Improving Patient Access to New Treatment Modalities in European Cancer Care

  • Christian K. Schneider,
  • Hemal Morjaria,
  • Sacha Wissink,
  • Christophe M. Deroose and ,
  • Vladimir Galvao,
  • Viktor Grünwald,
  • Oliver C. Kiß and
  • Stefan N. Symeonides
  • + 3 authors+ 0 author

Although new cancer treatment modalities such as cellular therapies and radiopharmaceuticals have proven to be potentially transformative treatment options, there remain shortcomings with their equitable implementation in routine clinical practice ac...

  • Perspective
  • Open Access
310 Views
9 Pages

Toward Value-Based Reimbursement for Hemophilia A in the UAE: A Multi-Stakeholder Perspective

  • Sara Al Dallal,
  • Hatem Abuieda,
  • Nasser AlZain,
  • Qassim Farouq and ,
  • Shandhosh Raman,
  • Sherif Mahmoud,
  • Waiel Al Naeem and
  • Ahmed Osman
  • + 3 authors+ 0 author

Hemophilia A management in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) is still largely driven by treatment acquisition costs. This may limit access to innovative therapies such as emicizumab despite their broader clinical value. This paper aimed to identify barr...

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J. Mark. Access Health Policy - ISSN 2001-6689