Japan’s cost-effectiveness assessment (CEA) panel has approved a revised handling policy for the CEA system for FY2026, with the health…
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Govt to Shed 28 Bil. Yen via Huge Seller Drugs, 20 Bil. Yen via Existing Re-Pricing Rule; Physicians to Win “Plus” Revision
The government has decided to upwardly revise “core” medical reimbursement fees for physicians, dentists, and pharmacists by 0.49% next April on a medical spending basis, while whittling down drug prices and material costs by 1.22% and 0.11%, it was learned…
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