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General CEU: Global Oncology Access: How Much Do We Really Know?

Global Oncology Access: How Much Do We Really Know. becomes clinically important the moment a team has to turn good intentions into reliable action inside clinical documentation, payer communication, supervision records, and leadership review.

Provider: BehaviorLive — via AVBCC

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Course Description

Policymakers and others increasingly refer to ex-US regulatory and reimbursement agencies in domestic conversations. These systems may not be fully understood. Experts in global oncology value and access discuss how ex-US health systems approach oncology drug approval, contracting and reimbursement and what it means for US providers, payers and drug developers and the patients they serve.

What You'll Learn

  1. Describe how ex-US regulatory and reimbursement agencies approach oncology drug approval and contracting.
  2. Compare the oncology access and reimbursement frameworks used in US versus international health systems.
  3. Identify implications of global oncology access policies for US providers, payers, and drug developers.

CEU Credits Earned

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BACB 1 General

About the Instructor

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John O'Brien
PharmD, MPH
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