Non-Hodgkin’s Lymphoma and Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia | Access and Reimbursement | EU5 | 2018
Market Outlook:
Non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma (NHL) encompasses a plethora of subtypes with varying prognoses and drug-treatment options. MabThera remains at the heart of NHL treatment, and recent years have seen the market entry of small-molecule targeted therapies, such as Venclyxto for chronic lymphocytic leukemia (CLL). Several novel therapies are on the horizon. As premium-priced therapies diversify treatment options, hematological oncologists will also have to contend with payer-imposed reimbursement restrictions and cost-containment strategies that will increasingly play a pivotal role in shaping medical oncologists’ prescribing practices—and, in turn, determine the commercial success of emerging NHL and CLL therapies.
Questions Answered:
What are the key driving forces and constraints that influence EU5 payers’ reimbursement decisions for NHL and CLL?
How do market access and reimbursement policies at national, regional, and local levels shape prescribing preferences for NHL and CLL therapies?
How do payers prioritize diminishing budgets and control prescribing of NHL and CLL therapies accordingly?
How do oncologists view select emerging NHL and CLL therapies, and do they expect to prescribe them? To what extent will EU5 payer policy likely impact uptake of these novel agents?
Product Description:
Access & Reimbursement reports provide in-depth insight regarding the impact of payer policies on physician prescribing behavior so that clients can build their market access strategy and optimize their brand positioning.
Content Highlights:
Actionable recommendations to optimize market access, market access success and stumbles, market access roadblocks, reimbursement dynamics, the impact of pricing and reimbursement, policy, and coverage on prescribing.
Scope of Report:
Geography: France, Germany, Italy, Spain, and the United Kingdom (i.e., EU5).
Primary research: Survey of 250 hematologist-oncologists in the EU5 (50 per country) and interviews with 10 EU5 payers (2 per country).