Taiwanese new drug receives reimb in only 1 yr since release
By Lee, Tak-Sun | translator Kim, Jung-Ju
23.07.06 15:22:16
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Kyowa Kirin Korea¡¯s Nephoxil Cap, developed by a Taiwan-based pharmaceutical company in 2015
Same ingredient and strength formulations are not listed in A7 countries...succeeded in receiving reimb with a lower price than its substitue
The drug, which is being imported and sold by the Japanese pharmaceutical company Kyowa Kirin¡¯s Korean subsidiary in Korea, was developed by a Taiwanese pharmaceutical company. In other words, Nephoxil marks a rare case where a new drug developed in Taiwan was imported and reimbursed in Korea.
Although the drug has not been listed in any of Korea¡¯s A7 reference countries, it only took 14 months for the company to complete the listing process from approval to reimbursement, at a lower price than its substitute.
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Lee, Tak-Sun(hooggasi2@dailypharm.com)
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