Implication of External Price Referencing on Pharmaceutical list prices in Europe

Csanadi M, Prins CPJ, Grélinger E, Fricke FU, Fuksa L, Tesar T, Manova M, Lorenzovici L, Kiss A, Kaló Z

External price referencing (EPR) is a frequently applied cost-containment measure to control pharmaceutical prices. This study aims to determine the implications of EPR on ex-factory pharmaceutical prices in European countries.

Poster was presented at the 19th ISPOR Annual European Congress, Vienna, 29 Oct -2 Nov 2016

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