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A Cross-Disciplinary and Multi-Modal Experimental Design for Studying Near-Real-Time Authentic Examination Experiences

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Access with evidence development: the US experience.

Penny E Mohr¹, Sean R Tunis

¹Center for Medical Technology Policy, Baltimore, Maryland 21202, USA. penny.mohr@cmtpnet.org

Pharmacoeconomics

|January 21, 2010

Summary

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Access with Evidence Development (AED) in the US has evolved over 10 years, integrating into public and private healthcare policies. Despite challenges, AED is now a permanent fixture, guiding appropriate use of new medical technologies.

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Area of Science:

Health Policy
Medical Technology Assessment
Healthcare Economics

Background:

Access with Evidence Development (AED), or 'coverage with evidence development,' is a policy tool for appropriate use of new healthcare technologies in the US.
Over a decade of US experience in both public and private sectors is examined.

Purpose of the Study:

To provide a comprehensive overview of US experience with Access with Evidence Development (AED) over the past decade.
To discuss the evolution, successes, barriers, and future of AED in US healthcare policy.

Main Methods:

Review of historical case studies, including conditional coverage for high-density chemotherapy and lung-volume-reduction surgery.
Analysis of Medicare's codification of AED and recent public and private sector initiatives.
Discussion of barriers to AED implementation.

Main Results:

AED has been successfully implemented in both private and public healthcare sectors in the US.
Medicare has codified AED as a coverage policy option.
Despite political, financial, and ethical challenges, AED is now a permanent part of US coverage policy.

Conclusions:

Access with Evidence Development (AED) is a crucial policy for ensuring appropriate use of new medical technologies.
Future AED initiatives in the US Medicare program and with private payers can benefit from established principles.
AED's integration signifies a shift towards evidence-based healthcare coverage decisions.