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Public spending on orphan medicines: a review of the literature.

Margit GomboczSabine Vogler
Published in: Journal of pharmaceutical policy and practice (2020)
A low number of studies that informed about pharmaceutical spending on orphan medicines was published, thereof only a few explicitly analysed expenditure data of public payers. A conclusive synthesis of public spending on orphan medicines is a challenge given to the diversity in methodologies to measure expenditure. There is a need for further research to survey primary data of public spending for orphan medicines, based on a sound methodology to measure these data and to compare them internationally.
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