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. 2014 Summer;13(3):1105-9.

"Budget impact analyses": a practical policy making tool for drug reimbursement decisions

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"Budget impact analyses": a practical policy making tool for drug reimbursement decisions

Hamid Reza Jamshidi et al. Iran J Pharm Res. 2014 Summer.

Abstract

In the present article, Budget Impact Analysis as an effective, practical financial tool has been introduced to the policy makers for improving drug formulary and reimbursement decision making. In Iran, Ministry of Health (MOH), health insurance organizations, and health care providers such as hospitals could take the most advantage of the BIAs reports.

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Health care out-of-pocket expenditure in three countries; Iran, Pakistan, Turkey (21).
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Figure 2
OOP payments in upper middle income countries (2011) (21).

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