Ref. Ares(2019)1054188 - 20/02/2019
Thank you for your message. We have passed on your messages to the person responsible for the study on
incentives, and we will get back to you in the coming days.
Best regards,
Unit “Medicines: policy, authorisation and monitoring“
European Commission
DG Health and Food Safety
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From:
Sent: Friday, October 13, 2017 12:41 PM
To: SANTE PHARMACEUTICALS B5; GROW D3
Cc:
Subject: (
sante.ddg1.b.5(2017)5458830) Fw: Copenhagen Economics study on economic impact of
SPC, pharmaceutical incentives and rewards in Europe
Dear Sir or Madam
I would refer you to my email below sent to you on 2 October. Regretfully, I still have not received a reply
from your respective services.
I would appreciate it if you could forward this message to the relevant persons concerned, with the request
that they get back to me as soon as possible.
Best regards
Maison européenne de la protection sociale
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www.esip.eu Twitter: @ESIP EU
From:
Sent: 02 October 2017 16:30
To: xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx@xx.xxxxxx.xx; xxxxxxx@xx.xxxxxx.xx
Cc:
Subject: Copenhagen Economics study on economic impact of SPC, pharmaceutical incentives and rewards in
Europe
Dear Sir/Madam
In follow-up to the DG GROW multistakeholder workshop held on 12 September, I would like reiterate my
concerns that as representatives of the national statutory social security organisations in the EU (the
payers) ESIP has yet to be contacted by Copenhagen Economics as regards the STUDY they have
been contacted to perform ON THE ECONOMIC IMPACT OF SUPPLEMENTARY PROTECTION
CERTIFICATES, PHARMACEUTICAL INCENTIVES AND REWARDS IN EUROPE.
In this context, the TENDER SPECIFICATIONS specifically refer on page 25 to those stakeholders who
should be consulted in the process of the study as:
"4 The stakeholders consulted should represent all relevant and interested parties (including
in particular,
industry, patients, health care professionals, consumer and public health organisation,
payers, academia…..)
in a balanced way and at a European level."
Could you please let me know the current state of affairs as regards the foreseen consultations with
stakeholders, in particular the payers and let me know when we might be contacted or how we might contact
Copenhagen Economics to ensure that we have the opportunity to give our input?
Many thanks in advance for your help in this matter.
Best regards
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Maison européenne de la protection sociale
www.esip.eu
Twitter: @ESIP EU
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