Another cancer drug by Janssen unlikely to be available in Germany
Last week, I wrote about Janssen’s withdrawal of the lung cancer drug Rybrevant (amivantamab) from the German market. Just a week later,
Tag: G-BA
Federal Cabinet has agreed new law to stabilise SHI finances
Despite strong opposition and critique raised by almost all stakeholders, the draft law on the financial stabilization of statutory health insurance (GKV-FinStG),
German Health minister presents new draft of act to stabilise SHI fund finances
In March 2022, Lauterbach shared a non-authorized draft of his reform plans to stabilise the SHI funds finances. However, this draft version
How to bring innovation into German routine clinical practice?
Hello! In this week’s post, I am describing the G-BA’s initiative to promote innovation in the German health care system and clinical
What’s important to know about real-world evidence data collection in Germany?
In this post, I’ll summarise the key points on the real-world evidence data collection in Germany, that the G-BA can request since
Disease management programmes in Germany – IQWiG says it’s time for an update
Hi again, welcome to the series in quality assurance initiatives, starting with disease management programmes in Germany. This post will cover: Next
How will German early benefit assessments change in the future?
Welcome to the last post in the HTA series, focusing on the changes to HTA and early benefit assessments in Germany in
How does the G-BA pick the appropriate comparator?
Welcome! In this post, I am going through the steps on how the G-BA chooses the appropriate comparative therapy (ACT). I conclude
Which endpoints are important to the G-BA and IQWiG?
Welcome, this week’s post on the G-BA’s views on endpoints is the second article in the benefit assessments series. You’ll learn about:
Regular and abbreviated early benefit assessments – Is this the end of orphan drug privileges?
This is the first article in a series about maybe the most important topic influencing market access in Germany: HTAs or early