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Market Access to Orphan Drugs: Controversies; Trends and Solutions
21 October 2015
Market Access to Orphan Drugs: Controversies; Trends and Solutions

Working through case studies and drawing on the experience of participants, the workshop will explore trends in policy and the reimbursement of orphan drugs and the implications for industry; doctors and patients. The emphasis will be on generating solutions that can both address market conditions and drive patient access to effective orphan drugs.

Workshop LEADER

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Colette Hamilton

Global Vice President Health Economics and Reimbursement, Evidence fof Access

Colette is a global market access, reimbursement and health economics specialist, with a proven track record in extending the reach of health transforming technologies to patients. Before transitioning to healthcare industry in 2002, she was an international healthcare advisor with PwC following eleven years of health services management experience in the UK. She has successfully delivered reimbursement projects in North America; Asia Pacific; Europe and Africa. She is experienced in working with orphan drugs, in particular, with applications in immunology and cancer treatment.

Colette has a clinically qualified, with an MBA and an MSc in Psychological Studies.
Colette is also Vice President of Health Economics and Reimbursement for Evidence for Access, a new venture with Tech Mahindra, a multi-billion pound technology company, providing end to end real world evidence generation solutions for pharma and medical device companies.

Workshop agenda

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8:30

Registration & Coffee

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9:00

Opening remarks and introductions

Colette Hamilton, Global Vice President Health Economics and Reimbursement, Evidence fof Access

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9:10

The Pricing Controversy

• Price vs cost – payer perspectives 
• Label creep
• The relationship between pricing policy and patient access
• Case studies
• Attaining WIN-WIN
 

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9:50

Payor Trends and Implications

• Trends in payer policy and coverage
• Trends in HTA evaluation 
• Understanding conditions for reimbursement
• Implications for industry
 

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10:30

Morning Coffee

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11:00

Redefining Value

• Evolving understanding of benefit versus cost
• QALY limitations and alternatives
• Adoption of multi-criteria decision analysis
• Solutions that work for patients, doctors, industry and payers
 

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11:40

Evidence Generation

• Addressing challenges in demonstrating safety and efficacy when working with low patient numbers
• Creative ways to assimilate data
• The opportunities and limitations of real world evidence
• Evidence generation solutions for orphan drugs
 

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12:20

Closing remarks

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12:30

End of workshop

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Carburton Street
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United Kingdom

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