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Comparative Analysis of Human Growth Hormone in Serum Using SPRi, Nano-SPRi and ELISA Assays
Published on: January 7, 2016
Plan and pharmacy perspectives: growth hormone therapy, formulary, and benefit authorization
1Humana Health Plans of Wisconsin, USA.
Abstract:
Overall, third-party payers accept many of the indications for GH therapy. The evidence of pathology in GHD and other causes of short stature are compelling, and the support for improvement in height and metabolic outcomes with GH therapy in most of these disorders is well accepted. To provide well-intentioned coverage and safe and effective treatments to clients who most need it, health plans must do due diligence and ensure that the indications for which they cover rhGH are compelling, beneficial, and safe. Ensuring that those patients who will most benefit from GH therapy do receive treatment may require that unsupported diagnoses are excluded from coverage.
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