New Releases from NCBI BookshelfDrug Development [Internet].Drug Development [Internet].
The cost of bringing a medical product to the U.S. market has been increasing and clinical trials constitute a large […]
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New Releases from NCBI BookshelfHealth Care Access and Coverage.Health Care Access and Coverage.
This series of Issue Briefs presents trends in health insurance coverage by demographic characteristics such as race and ethnicity. It
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New Releases from NCBI BookshelfQuarterly Analyses of Coverage Types using the National Health Insurance Survey [Internet].Quarterly Analyses of Coverage Types using the National Health Insurance Survey [Internet].
The National Center for Health Statistics administers the National Health Insurance Survey (NHIS), which is the largest nationally representative survey
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New Releases from NCBI BookshelfMarketplace and Medicaid Coverage [Internet].Marketplace and Medicaid Coverage [Internet].
This series of Issue Briefs presents estimates of enrollment in health insurance coverage obtained through the ACA Marketplaces and the
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New Releases from NCBI BookshelfComparing U.S. and International Market Size and Average Pricing for Prescription Drugs, 2017-2022: Issue Brief [Internet].Comparing U.S. and International Market Size and Average Pricing for Prescription Drugs, 2017-2022: Issue Brief [Internet].
This issue brief examines trends related to market size measured via sales revenues and volume of prescription drug use between
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New Releases from NCBI BookshelfPrimary Care Spending in Medicare Fee-for-Service: An Illustrative Analysis Using Alternative Definitions of Primary Care: Issue Brief [Internet].Primary Care Spending in Medicare Fee-for-Service: An Illustrative Analysis Using Alternative Definitions of Primary Care: Issue Brief [Internet].
This issue brief uses Medicare fee-for-service data to conduct illustrative analyses of primary care spending using a methodology that has
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New Releases from NCBI BookshelfAn Examination of Pharmaceutical Supply Chain Intermediary Margins in the U.S. Retail Channel: Final Report [Internet].An Examination of Pharmaceutical Supply Chain Intermediary Margins in the U.S. Retail Channel: Final Report [Internet].
The U.S. supply chain for prescription drugs is highly complex, involving several intermediaries between drug manufacturers and patients. This analysis
