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Brett Skinner 创新药物可及性中心 (A2IM)

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Brett Skinner 创新药物可及性中心 (A2IM)

Centre for Access to Innovative Medicines (A2IM)

https://canadianhealthpolicy.com/research-centres/centre-for-access-to-innovative-medicines-a2im/

该中心的使命是评估影响加拿大新药可及性的政府政策,并确定改善患者可及性的政策方案。A2IM 的资金来自企业赞助和员工团体订阅的销售。赞助商包括研究型制药公司。

首席研究员:Brett Skinner 博士

Brett Skinner 是加拿大卫生政策研究所的创始人兼首席执行官。Skinner 博士是一位著名的卫生政策专家,著有两本著作、100 多篇重要政策论文和 100 多篇社论。Skinner 博士拥有西部大学博士学位,曾在该校健康科学学院和政治学系任教。他在政策研究和倡导方面拥有丰富的领导经验,包括担任加拿大创新药物研究所卫生与经济政策执行主任(2013-2017 年),以及弗雷泽研究所首席执行官(2010-2012 年)和卫生政策主任(2004-2012 年)。他积极倡导促进创新医疗发展和可及性的政策。2015年,他被诊断出患有一种非典型早发性帕金森病,对现有药物无反应。他对影响未来医疗创新的政府决策既有学术兴趣,也有个人健康顾虑。

A2IM 研究主题:
2018-2023年加拿大新药公共保险与私人保险覆盖率(第七版)

2018-2023年加拿大、欧洲和美国的新药等待情况

1990-2022年加拿大专利药品支出(第八版)

2012-2021年加拿大新型抗癌药物:成本、效益、可及性和公共保险覆盖率的经济分析

2018-2021年加拿大心肌病的经济负担:通过药物创新降低成本的机会

2000-2022年加拿大专利期限侵蚀与新药可及性

2016-2021年加拿大新药可及性:联邦-省级公共药物计划和私营部门药物计划

流氓监管机构:PMPRB的虚假陈述正在推动危险的药价管制

加拿大及其他13个国家的专利药品价格

确保加拿大尽早获得COVID-19疫苗

加拿大疫苗政策:国际和国内比较

有证据表明,药品价格管制对研发和新药可及性产生负面影响

加拿大COVID-19的经济成本和生命年的隐含价值

私人保险公司的专利药品成本:PMPRB的影响

美国需求对加拿大46种处方药供应的潜在影响

2017年31个经合组织国家专利药品价格和临床试验:对加拿大药物滥用与预防委员会(PMPRB)的影响。

魁北克省和加拿大新型精神健康药物的医疗技术评估(HTA)和公共覆盖。

缩小差距:三种药物保健方案的患者收益和纳税人成本

创新药物改善健康和经济结果的证据:重点文献综述。

自付处方药费用:对国家药物保健有何影响?

国家药物保健的纳税人成本:对议会预算官员的估算提出质疑

2016年处方药计划覆盖率:有多少加拿大人参保、参保不足或未参保?

Centre for Access to Innovative Medicines (A2IM)

https://canadianhealthpolicy.com/research-centres/centre-for-access-to-innovative-medicines-a2im/

The Centre’s mission is to evaluate government policies affecting the availability of new medicines in Canada; and identify policy options for improving patient access. A2IM is funded by corporate sponsorship and sales of employee group subscriptions. Sponsors include research-based pharmaceutical companies.

LEAD RESEARCHER: Brett Skinner PhD

Brett Skinner is the founder and CEO of Canadian Health Policy Institute. Dr. Skinner is a well-known health policy expert, and author of 2 books, over 100 major policy papers, and over 100 opinion editorials. Dr. Skinner has a PhD from Western University, where he lectured in the Faculty of Health Sciences and the Department of Political Science. His extensive leadership experience in policy research and advocacy includes Executive Director of Health and Economic Policy at Innovative Medicines Canada (2013-2017), and CEO (2010-2012) and Director of Health Policy (2004-2012) at Fraser Institute. He is a passionate advocate for policies that promote the development of, and access to innovative medical treatments. In 2015, he was diagnosed with an atypical form of early onset Parkinson’s disease that is non-responsive to existing medications. He has both an academic interest and a personal health stake in government choices affecting future medical innovation.

A2IM research topics:

Public v private insurance coverage for new drugs in Canada, 2018-2023, 7th Edition

Waiting for new medicines in Canada, Europe, and the United States 2018-2023

Patented Medicines Expenditure in Canada 1990–2022 8TH Edition

New cancer drugs in Canada 2012 to 2021: an economic analysis of cost, benefit, availability, and public insurance coverage.

Economic burden of cardiomyopathy in Canada 2018 to 2021: opportunity for cost avoidance through pharmaceutical innovation.

Patent term erosion and the availability of new medicines in Canada 2000-2022

Access to new medicines in Canada 2016-2021: Federal-provincial public drug programs and private sector drug plans

Rogue Regulator: PMPRB’s false narrative is driving dangerous drug price controls

Prices for Patented Medicines in Canada and 13 Other Countries

Ensuring early access to a COVID-19 vaccine in Canada

Vaccines policy in Canada: International and Domestic Comparisons.

Evidence that regulating pharmaceutical prices negatively affects R&D and access to new medicines.

COVID-19 Economic Costs and the Implicit Value of a Life-Year in Canada

Patented Medicines Costs of Private Insurers: PMPRB Implications.

Potential impact of U.S. demand on the Canadian supply of 46 prescription drugs.

Patented drug prices and clinical trials in 31 OECD countries 2017: implications for Canada’s PMPRB.

HTA and public coverage of new mental health drugs in Quebec and Canada.

Close the Gaps: Patient Benefits and Taxpayer Costs of 3 Pharmacare Options

Evidence that innovative medicines improve health and economic outcomes: focused literature review.

Out-of-pocket prescription drug costs: What are the implications for National Pharmacare?

Taxpayer Cost of National Pharmacare: Disputing the Parliamentary Budget Officer’s Estimate

Prescription drug plan coverage 2016: how many Canadians were insured, under-insured or uninsured?


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