Envision Pharma Group’s Post

“The stakes are high: effective cost-value management is not just a matter of financial responsibility but a crucial determinant of patient outcomes and the sustainability of healthcare systems.” In their latest article, Paul Archer, Chief Commercial Strategy Officer; Zachary Heim, Director of Business Analytics, Insights, & Strategy; and Daniel Cummings, Senior Vice President, Global Head of Business Strategy, Insights, & Analytics, dive into how advanced technologies like AI and data analytics are transforming the life sciences industry. Key insights include: - The importance of Value-Based Pricing (VBP) in aligning financial investments with patient benefits. - How AI and data analytics streamline drug development, providing predictive insights and enhancing stakeholder engagement. - The role of adaptive clinical trials and real-world evidence (RWE) in reducing costs and improving the efficiency of bringing new therapies to market. Read the full article to explore how they’re helping shape a more sustainable and patient-focused future in life sciences: https://lnkd.in/ge8j9dkX #LifeSciences #Innovation #Healthcare #Pharmaceuticals #AI #DataAnalytics #CostValue #PatientCare

Claude Waddington

LinkedIn Top Leadership Voice in Pharma Digital Strategy

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Great insights Daniel. Reading the info in the carousel I was shocked to see the details under 'Context', and the data >$4 billion to bring a new drug to the market. My understanding was that it's per average $1 billion, I was mistaken. Based on the link you shared with data from National Library of Medicine (NLM), it's ranging from $161 million to $4.54 billion (average = $2.35 billion). Though, considering recent data from IQVIA on the increase in costs for running clinical trials, I wouldn't be surprised if this would spike over the coming years. Add the patent cliff issue on top of that, mixed with low patient recruitment, and you have a cocktail that will directly impact VBA strategies.

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