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Methodology and Healthcare Policy
Vol. 3, Issue 1, 2015October 27, 2016 EDT

The Impact of Recent Generic Drug Price Policies on Pharmaceutical Innovation: A Theoretical Rationale and Proposal of a Method Supporting Innovation in Areas of Unmet Medical Need

Pierre-Alexandre Dionne, Farzad Ali, Mendel Grobler,
pharmaceutical innovationunmet medical needsdrug price regulationcost-effectiveness analysishealth technology assessment
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Dionne PA, Ali F, Grobler M. The Impact of Recent Generic Drug Price Policies on Pharmaceutical Innovation: A Theoretical Rationale and Proposal of a Method Supporting Innovation in Areas of Unmet Medical Need. JHEOR. 2016;3(1):13-23. doi:10.36469/​9838
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