Understand how payers, providers, and patients define value, and accelerate market access for new and innovative products.
The life sciences R&D ecosystem has brought more than 500 novel active substances (NASs) across a variety of therapeutic areas through regulatory approval in the United States, the European Union, and Japan from 2014-2022; however, patient access to these innovative treatments varies substantially across these regions, due to both regulatory approval processes and subsequent availability challenges. Understanding these dynamics is a crucial step in addressing these access disparities for public health policymakers, improving patient health outcomes, and fostering a more robust and competitive R&D environment worldwide.
This report aims to understand the current landscape of NAS approvals and availability across these regions and to identify areas where policy reforms can enhance patient access. The proportion of total NASs approved by each region and how quickly each region approved NASs is evaluated. Subsequently, the rate at which NASs achieve availability after approval and how long it takes to become available by country is assessed. By shedding light on the hurdles faced by drug developers and the impact of these challenges on patient outcomes, the findings intend to guide stakeholders in making informed decisions to bridge gaps in patient access and ensure that innovative treatments are available to those who need them most.
Understand how payers, providers, and patients define value, and accelerate market access for new and innovative products.