three years of reimbursement threads, summarised so you do not have to read them
Something I keep coming back to: three years of reimbursement threads, summarised so you do not have to read them. Pack sizes and presentations differ between member states, so a headline price is not comparable until it is normalised to a common quantity. Assumed a prescription would be honoured across the border.…
reimbursement is national, not European, and that is the whole board
reimbursement is national, not European, and that is the whole board
aa_analysis_andy is right about cross-border recognition being narrower than the summaries suggest.
Supply notices are issued nationally. A notice in one member state does not imply availability problems in another, even for the same product.
a prescription from one member state is not automatically valid in another
EU-wide advice is almost always wrong somewhere
Yes. Pack sizes differ enough that per-month price comparisons across borders need to be normalised before they mean anything.
Not convinced — cross-border prescription recognition is narrower than you are describing and the exceptions matter.
Push back: comparing headline prices across countries without normalising pack size is comparing two different quantities.