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Chuikyo Ponders How to Deal with ICER for Products with Multiple Indications
A subcommittee of the Central Social Insurance Medical Council, better known as Chuikyo, on September 13 discussed ways to handle the ICER (incremental cost-effectiveness ratio) for some of the 13 products under a pilot-based “cost-effective assessment (CEA)” program that have…
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