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MHLW Wants to Use Past Surveys, Overseas Examples for ICER Yardstick in CEA Pilot Program, Plan Draws Fire from Payers Reps: Chuikyo

August 10, 2017
The health ministry on August 9 proposed utilizing past survey data and overseas examples to create cost-effectiveness benchmarks in an ongoing pilot “cost-effective assessment (CEA)” program at a meeting of the Central Social Insurance Medical Council, better known as Chuikyo.…

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