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Pricing for gold in this multi-criteria
multi-payer world Optimize launch pricing across the world
4th Pricing & Profit Optimization Forum
on Life Sciences – EPP
Dr. András Incze, MBA – Akceso Advisors
Dr. Eric Noehrenberg – Shire Pharmaceuticals
Montreux, June 4-5, 2014
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Structure of the talk
• MCDA* elsewhere
• MCDA in P&R
• What criteria for Pricing?
• Your levers
• Real life
• Q&A
* Multi-Criteria Decision Analysis
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MCDA* is to consider a lot of factors
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Offense
- nature
- seriousnes
s
Defendant
- character
- community
ties
- bail record
Prosecutor’s
case
- strength
- likely
sentence
Any other
- relevant
factors
Criteria to be used by magistrates for bail decision
Source: Gigerenzer: Gut Feelings, Penguin Books, 2007
* Multi-Criteria Decision Analysis
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In practice: few & different are applied
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Offense
- nature
- seriousne
ss
Defendant
- character
- communit
y ties
- bail record
Prosecutor’s case
- strength
- likely
sentence
Any other
- relevant
factors
Criteria actually used for bail decision
1. What
does the
prosecution
say?
2. What did
the previous
court say?
3. What did
the police
say?
Source: Gigerenzer: Gut Feelings, Penguin Books, 2007
…additionally to the defendant’s input
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The name of the game in bail decisions is:
SIMPLICITY
&
DEFENDABILITY
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P&R MCDA* criteria ≈ the same across
countries
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France Risk/benefit
Efficacy/tolerability
Disease severity
Alternatives
Place in therapy
Public Health aspects
Innovativeness
HC Budget impact
IRP
Germany Place in therapy
HTA Assessment
Costs of alternatives
Additional benefit
IRP
Italy Clinical need
Effectiveness
Safety
Cost
Social impact
Organiz. impact
Regional budget
Spain Prices in EU15
Cost effectiveness
HC Budget impact
Price vs comparators
Disease burden
Patient needs
Therapeutic value
Social value
Level of innovation
Source: payor publications/websites; simplified
* Multi-Criteria Decision Analysis in Pricing & Reimbursement
P&R criteria by payors – selected countries
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…including England’s emerging VBP
Source: A. Dillon presentation at La-Ser symposium, London, February 13, 2014
Criteria for NICE recommendations - planned
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“Decision making by …AHTAPOL
is multi-dimensional and can
be hardly predicted1”
G-BA and Pharma Co’s agreed to
rebates between 0-89% to keep
reimbursement, no
recognizable pattern to
predict it2
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Sources: 1: Niewada et al: What determines the recommendations issued by AHTAPOL. Value in Health 14 (2011)
2: Lauer Taxe Nov 2013, own research
Application of criteria for reimbursement not predictable though
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List Price setting follows clearer rules
Payors most often use
- Internal price
comparators
- International
Reference Pricing
to set the price
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IRP is applied almost universally in Europe
Source: Akceso Advisors own research
Price referencing rules across Europe – indicative
Legend:
International Reference Pricing
(IRP) AND country-internal price
benchmarking
IRP mainly
No IRP – other mechanisms
Country w. “soft” IRP rules – not
always explicitly stated/applied *
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cross-country referencing grid
indicative
...requiring sophisticated approaches
IRP grew to a highly complex system of price interdependencies ww
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Complex interdependencies require sophisticated approach to optimize
• Complex price ref rules
– Basket countries
– Algorithm
– Ref price delay
– Transitional rules
– Review schedule
– Options for risk-share, discounts
– Country-internal referencing
– ...
• Complexity exponentially increases with number of countries
• Real-life knowledge of how rules are applied country by country is indispensable.
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Pivotal Countries jointly keep a strong dam
against an unfeasibly low level (of launch
price)
Pivotal countries are those identified as very strongly influencing the price of the
others. Pivotal countries vary from case to case, product to product, launch to launch
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Your levers: timing & focusing on value vs price
•Launch scheduling & sequencing
•Real Options: manage value & interdependency
–First launch non-reimbursed, then get reimbursement later
–Agree hidden discounts, rebates
–Close managed entry agreements – e.g. Risk Sharing schemes
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Optimal launch price levels & timing
drive LT improvement – price, sales,
profit
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Implementation relies on win-win collaboration with all stakeholders
• External stakeholders (such as patient
groups) and internal stakeholders (such as
Government Ministry colleagues) can inform
the payer’s decision-making process by
providing new perspectives, experiences, and
data.
• Such information can be “the human story” /
Patient Experience and evidence regarding the
socio-economic impact of the disease or
condition and value of effective treatment
• Such stakeholders can be empowered by
companies through provision of new and
relevant information and facilitation of
communication as appropriate and legal.
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Take-aways
Move the discussion from Price to Value
Look at Real Options – beyond launch
scheduling
Take market-by-market approach
Consider interdependencies – IRP and
country-internal benchmarks
Engage all stakeholders for win-win
A good holistic
approach will
ultimately create &
maximize the
monetary value –
diamonds &
perceived value –
hearts
leading to ‘gold’ to all!