🎙️: Listen Back to 2023 Podcasts on Pharmaceuticals & Medical Technology

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Tuesday, November 21, 2023 | The Latest Research, Commentary, and News from Health Affairs

Dear John,

ICYMI, Health Affairs released an ahead-of-print article by Rory Smith and colleagues at Brown University.

The article, part of the upcoming December 2023 issue on Global Lessons from COVID-19, explores global efforts to counter misinformation during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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In the November issue of Health Affairs, Caroline Horrow and Aaron Kesselheim at Brigham and Women’s Hospital offer a taxonomy of possible payment mechanisms to address affordability of gene therapy treatments ([link removed] ) .

They describe a series of payment models that take three main approaches:

- Amortization, which mitigates initial budget impact by spreading payments over time
- Risk Spreading, which makes budgets more predictable by pooling costs with other payers or capping costs based on expected volume
- Performance-Based Payment, which addresses clinical uncertainty by typing prices to patients

Also, take a moment to look back at a number of Forefront articles featuring author Aaron Kesselheim:

- Three Key Ways To Strengthen Proposed Pharmacy Benefit Manager Regulations ([link removed] )
- What Do High Drug Prices Buy Us? ([link removed] )
- Why ‘Government Patent Use’ To Lower Drug Costs Won’t Stifle Innovation ([link removed] )

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How Are Opioid Settlement Funds Being Spent So Far? ([link removed] )

Roxanne Saucier et al.

Proposed 2025 Payment Rule: Marketplace Standards And Insurance Reforms ([link removed] )

Sabrina Corlette and Jason Levitis

Proposed 2025 Payment Rule: Risk Adjustment ([link removed] )

Matthew Fiedler

With today's featured journal article focusing on pharmaceuticals and medical technology, get the full story by exploring our extensive archive of podcasts we've released on this topics.

Take a look below at a few highlighted episodes:

- A Health Podyssey: Sean Dickson on Therapeutics' Impact on Pharmaceutical Prices & Drug Spending ([link removed] ) (August 2023)
- Health Affairs This Week: The Controversy Around Pharmacy Benefit Managers ([link removed] ) (March 2023)
- A Health Podyssey: Jennifer Kao on Drug Repurposing ([link removed] ) (March 2023)

Celebrating National Family Caregivers Month

For the month of November, we are recognizing National Family Caregivers Month.

Throughout this month, we will be highlighting papers from over the years that illuminate this role through a health policy lens.

In the September 2021 issue of Health Affairs, HwaJung Choi and coauthors explore family care availability ([link removed] ) and what implications that could have for informal and formal care for adults with dementia in the US.

She also spoke on our podcast A Health Podyssey discussing the article ([link removed] ) .

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