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After watching Martin Shkreli raise the price of a drug by more than 550% in 2015, Intermountain's Dan Liljenquist had the same thought as the rest of America: Is this really happening? So the system decided to create a nonprofit generic drug company that Liljenquist calls a “first-of-its-kind societal asset MORE
That would be profits made by pharmaceutical companies, cited by 80% of respondents. Ironic that in this Congressional session, pharmaceutical manufacturers are testifying about the life-saving benefits of their products, but priced to drive about one-third of Americans not to adopt them. MORE
One of the most concerning rising cost components in medical trend come from the pharmaceutical supply chain. The vast majority of employers do not believe the current rebate-based system works to reduce pharmaceutical costs, and most welcoming an alternative to rebates. More U.S. MORE
Health Consumers Health costs Medicines Patient engagement Personal health finance Pharmaceutical Pharmacy Popular culture and health MORE
Governments, industry and regulators worldwide are trying to make the pharmaceutical supply chain more bullet-proof and the use of blockchain based track and trace technology has been hailed as a possible solution. MORE
215 National health spending in the U.S. is expected to grow by 5.7% MORE
“Do no harm” has been the professional and ethical mantra of physicians since the Hippocratic Oath was first uttered by medical students. The origins of that three-word objective probably came out of Hippocrates’ Corpus , which included a few additional words: “to do good or to do no harm.”. MORE
Patients are the new healthcare payors, and as such, taking on the role of health consumers. In fact, health and wellness consumers have existed since a person purchased the first toothpaste, aspirin, heating pad, and moisturizing cream at retail. MORE
Most Americans say that pharmaceutical manufacturers, banks, advertisers, energy firms, and tech companies have too much power and influence in today’s American economy, according to Public Attitudes Toward Technology Companies , a research report from the Pew Research Center. MORE
Less can lead to more for so many things: eating smaller portions, lowering sugar consumption, and driving less in favor of walking or cycling come to mind. When it comes to healthcare utilization, doing less can also result in equal or even better outcomes. MORE
What could $28,166 buy you in 2018? A new car? A year of your child’s college education? A plot of land for your retirement home? Or a year of healthcare for a family of four? MORE
Topical Antibiotic Pharmaceuticals Market: Drivers and Restraints. Global topical antibiotic pharmaceuticals is projected to grow rapidly due to increasing prevalence of skin and soft tissue infections as well as increasing availability and affordability of topical antibiotic products. Major drivers for the topical antibiotic pharmaceuticals market are increasing combination of drugs with different chemical moieties for treating various skin infections. MORE
In the latest episode of our podcast, Exchanges at Goldman Sachs, Stephanie Hui, head of Goldman Sachs' Merchant Banking Division in Asia-Pacific ex-Japan, explains how these dynamics are creating key investment opportunities in the pharmaceuticals, medical equipment and medical services markets. "People MORE
By Georgia Mitsi, PhD, MBA, senior director and head of digital healthcare initiatives, Sunovion Pharmaceuticals Inc. Editorial Georgia Mitsi improving patient care Sunovion PharmaceuticalsThis content is copyrighted strictly for Electronic Health Reporter. MORE
136 Pharmaceutical company executives are testifying in the U.S. Congress this week on the topic of prescription drug costs. One of those medicines, insulin, cost a patient $5,705 for a year’s supply in 2016, double what it cost in 2012, according to the Health Care Cost Institute. MORE
It’s a rational response, then, that 9 in 10 older voters agree that pharmaceutical companies “make too much profits,” once again consistent — equally felt — by older voters across all three political parties, shown in the second bar chart. MORE
A new report from PwC predicts that new and proposed FDA regulations could open up doors for pharmaceutical companies looking to develop digital tools. MORE
The European Federation of Pharmaceutical Industries and Associations and researchers across Europe teamed up on a €50 million project to develop a wearable sensor of clinical trials. MORE
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The report pointed especially to hospital and pharmaceutical prices. President Trump made clear on the campaign trail and in his interview with TIME magazine as Person of the Year that pharmaceutical companies’ pricing needed to be reined in using government pressure. MORE
Health Consumers Health costs Health Economics Health insurance Health Plans Health policy Health politics Hospitals Pharmaceutical Prescription drugsThere’s little agreement between Democrats and Republicans on a plethora of issues in American public life. But one issue that brings U.S. MORE
The article How Pharmaceutical Companies Can Take Advantage of the EHR Revolution appeared first on electronichealthreporter.com. Editorial electronic health records formularies are standardized PharmaceuticalThis content is copyrighted strictly for Electronic Health Reporter. MORE
Americans consumed 17.6 prescriptions per person in 2018, two in three of which treated chronic conditions. Welcome to Medicine Use and Spending in the U.S. , the annual review of prescription drug supply, demand and Rx pricing dynamics from the IQVIA Institute for Human Data Science. MORE
Health Consumers Health costs Health law Health policy Health politics Pharmaceutical Pharmacy Prescription drugs MORE
Today is Boxing Day and St. Stephens Day for people who celebrate Christmas, so I share this post as a holiday gift with well-wishes for you and those you love. MORE
All sectors who are stakeholders in the healthcare ecosystem aren’t created equal, Accenture explains in their report, Healthcare’s future winners and losers. MORE
But electronic prescribing alone doesn’t solve the Holy Grail challenge for both the pharmaceutical industry and providers: medication adherence. MORE
Consumers who have long purchased over-the-counter medicines, anti-dandruff shampoo, whitening toothpaste, and cosmetics-with-benefits at food, drug and mass merchant retailers are switching to other places to shop for health, new data from AT Kearney and GMDC have found. MORE
Cancer Financial health Financial wellness Global Health Health costs Health finance Health policy Medical innovation Medicines Money and health Pharmaceutical Pharmacy Prescription drugs Specialty drugs Sustainability MORE
consumers have long-ranked the pharmaceutical industry relatively low, but above car salespeople and the Federal government. The prices of medicines prescribed in outpatient settings rose, on average. 10.3% in 2018. MORE
EpiPen pricing mainstreamed the issue of pharmaceutical costs as a democratized (small “d”) issue in 2016, when Mylan grew the cost of a two-pack to about $600. There are countless chasms in the U.S. this moment in social, political, and economic perspectives. MORE
Pharmaceuticals garner the lowest score at 57, compared with biotech and life sciences at 64. The 2019 Edelman Trust Barometer measured the biggest gap in trust for the healthcare industry between the U.S. “informed public” and the mass population. MORE
During the hearing, Senator Patty Murray (D-WA) challenged Azar, “As a pharmaceutical executive, you raised drug prices year after year. CVS Health’s acquisition of Aetna was approved this week by U.S. MORE
The future of healthcare is not about being sick, Prof. Dr. Koen Kas believes. MORE
Consider the voice of a patient before the advent of the Internet in the digital 1.0 world, and then the proliferation of social networks in v 2.0. MORE
Governments, industry and regulators worldwide are trying to make the pharmaceutical supply chain more bullet-proof and the use of blockchain based track and trace technology has been hailed as a possible solution. MORE
191 ACA Affordable Care Act Bio/life sciences Biotech Financial health Financial wellness Health Consumers Health costs Health disparities Health Economics Health finance Health law Health policy Health politics Health reform Medical innovation Medicines Money and health Pharmaceutical Trust MORE
had the highest pharmaceutical spending per capita of $1,443 versus $749 for the other nations, roughly double. The U.S. spent nearly twice as much as other wealthy countries on healthcare, mostly due to higher prices for both labor and products (especially prescription drugs). MORE
Financial health Health Consumers Health costs Health Economics Health policy Heart health Medicare Medicines Mental health Money and health Obesity Personal health finance Pharmaceutical Prescription drugs Prevention Public health Specialty drugs TransparencyThe U.S. MORE
Smart Pharmaceuticals Index (NQSSPH) from May 11, 2018, the date when POTUS and Secretary Azar made their announcement. MORE
In the U.S., trust in the healthcare industry declined by 9 percentage points in just one year, declining from 62% of people trusting — that’s roughly two-thirds of Americans — down to 53% — closer to one-half of the population. MORE
Health care is the top issue facing the U.S. today, one in three Americans says, with another one-fourth pointing to the economy. Together, health care + the economy rank the top issues for 62% of Americans. MORE
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After watching Martin Shkreli raise the price of a drug by more than 550% in 2015, Intermountain's Dan Liljenquist had the same thought as the rest of America: Is this really happening? So the system decided to create a nonprofit generic drug company that Liljenquist calls a “first-of-its-kind societal asset
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It’s a rational response, then, that 9 in 10 older voters agree that pharmaceutical companies “make too much profits,” once again consistent — equally felt — by older voters across all three political parties, shown in the second bar chart.
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Americans consumed 17.6 prescriptions per person in 2018, two in three of which treated chronic conditions. Welcome to Medicine Use and Spending in the U.S. , the annual review of prescription drug supply, demand and Rx pricing dynamics from the IQVIA Institute for Human Data Science.
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had the highest pharmaceutical spending per capita of $1,443 versus $749 for the other nations, roughly double. The U.S. spent nearly twice as much as other wealthy countries on healthcare, mostly due to higher prices for both labor and products (especially prescription drugs).
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EpiPen pricing mainstreamed the issue of pharmaceutical costs as a democratized (small “d”) issue in 2016, when Mylan grew the cost of a two-pack to about $600. There are countless chasms in the U.S. this moment in social, political, and economic perspectives.
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consumers have long-ranked the pharmaceutical industry relatively low, but above car salespeople and the Federal government. The prices of medicines prescribed in outpatient settings rose, on average. 10.3% in 2018.
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