Maximizing the benefits of using biosimilars in Egypt

Biosimilars constitute a pathway for sustainable financing of healthcare systems in the era of expensive biologics. However, such a pathway is not free of challenges. Since the biosimilars market is expanding in Egypt, there is an urgent need for a policy framework to optimize their use and diffusio...

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Hauptverfasser: Fasseeh, Ahmad Nader, Elezbawy, Baher, El-Fass, Kareem Ahmed, GamaI, Mary, Seyam, Ahmed, Hayek, Noha, Abdel Rahman, Nagwan, Abdelhamid, Sohir, Fasseeh, Nader, Saad, Amr Shafik, Elagamy, Ahmed, Mahmoud, Akram, Sedrak, Amal Samir, Elshazly, Khaled, Eldebeiky, Mariam, Talaat, Monica, Mohamed, Noura Maher, Abdelaziz, Rania Ahmed, Refaat, Remonda, Akeel, Shaimaa, Abaza, Sherif, Kaló, Zoltán
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Drug formularies
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Health services
Health technology assessment
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Markets
Medical care, Cost of
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Prices
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Reimbursement
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