REGULATORY

Chuikyo Doctor Reps Nix Drug Price Survey Discussion, Say It Should Only Come after Govt’s Go/No-Go Decision

June 18, 2020
Doctor members on a key Japan reimbursement policy council on June 17 refused to discuss the details of a drug price survey towards “off-year” re-pricing next April, reiterating that its implementation should be forgone at a time when the COVID-19…

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