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Use of product listing agreements by Canadian provincial drug benefit plans

The use of confidential negotiated agreements between pharmaceutical manufacturers and drug plans that support reimbursement of some products has emerged as a global pricing tool, with associated benefits and drawbacks. This study looks at the frequency of contract use by provincial drug benefit plans and makes recommendations for moving forward within this pricing paradigm.

Primary medication non-adherence after discharge from a general internal medicine service

This study finds that primary non-adherence – failure to fill an initial prescription -- during hospitalization is common, and more likely to occur in patients discharged from a nursing home.

Pharmaceutical sales representatives and patient safety: A comparative prospective study of information quality in Canada, France and the United States

This study assess information quality provided by pharmaceutical sales representatives to family physicians in Montreal, Vancouver, Sacramento and Toulouse. In all sites, physicians were rarely informed about serious adverse events.

, 2013

Application of the STOPP/START criteria: a systematic review of the prevalence of potentially inappropriate prescribing in older adults, and evidence of clinical, humanistic and economic impact

The authors of this study systematically review the application STOPP/START criteria, one set of screening tools that may aid the identification of potentially inappropriate prescribing among older adults.

, 2013

International best practices for negotiating 'reimbursement contracts' with price rebates from pharmaceutical companies

Reimbursement contracts present opportunities and challenges to policymakers as they seek to negotiate prices that reflect the true value of new drugs to society.

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