Inpharmation — Are ICER publications having an impact on drug price acceptability in the US?

Are ICER publications having an impact on drug price acceptability in the US?

The Institute for Clinical and Economic Review (ICER) is a US lobby group that looks at the clinical benefit of value-added drugs and recommends “cost-effective” prices. Their definition of cost-effectiveness is not a hard barrier, such as the one used by NICE in the UK, but is a range of thresholds, the highest of which is 200 000 USD per quality-adjusted life year (QALY). Pharmaceutical executives are interested in whether ICER’s publications are impacting their drugs’ price acceptability.


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