Value based healthcare: the implications for pharma strategy

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Entitled Value-based healthcare: The impact on pharma strategy, the report argues that for many pharma companies, VBH has often seemed like an attack on their business model. Payers seek to ensure that prices correlate with outcome. In their search for the most cost-effective treatments, many countries now use health technology assessments (HTA) to decide on reimbursement. This is seen by many as yet another hoop that pharma companies have to jump through to sell their drugs, raising the risk that their investment in R&D will not pay off

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