The Central Social Insurance Medical Council, a key Japanese reimbursement policy panel better known as Chuikyo, approved an outline of…
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Trial of Cost-Effective Assessment Should Be Postponed Until FY2016 at Earliest: Expert Subcommittee
The Central Social Insurance Medical Council’s (Chuikyo) Expert Subcommittee on Cost-Effective Assessments (chairman: Takeo Sekihara, managing director, Japan Cancer Society) decided at a meeting on December 25 that the cost-effective assessment of drugs and medical devices will not be introduced…
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