Marco High-Cost Drugs for Hospitals

Marco High-Cost Drugs integrates a specialized database on rare diseases and high-cost drugs, enabling hospital medical teams to access updated information on available therapeutic options, clinical evidence, and eligibility criteria for their patients.

FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

Some answers to questions we often receive

What information does Marco High-Cost Drugs include?

The database includes high-cost drug profiles with FDA/EMA-approved indications, eligibility criteria, available clinical evidence, regulatory status by country, and expanded or compassionate access options.

How is the drug database updated?

The database is updated continuously with approvals from FDA, EMA, ANVISA, and other relevant regulatory bodies, as well as new clinical evidence publications.

Can Marco High-Cost Drugs support the management of compassionate use applications?

Yes. Marco includes detailed information on the processes and requirements for accessing compassionate use and expanded access programs by manufacturer and country, facilitating the hospital's administrative management of these cases.

Does it include information on drugs in development or clinical trials?

Yes. Marco High-Cost Drugs includes information on active clinical trials with patient access, expanded access programs, and drugs undergoing regulatory approval.

Does Marco High-Cost Drugs include regulatory status across Latin American countries?

Yes. The database includes the regulatory approval status in the main Latin American countries: ANVISA (Brazil), ISP (Chile), ANMAT (Argentina), and COFEPRIS (Mexico), in addition to FDA and EMA approvals.

Can Marco High-Cost Drugs support the preparation of exceptional coverage request reports?

Yes. Marco can generate structured evidence summaries for a specific drug and indication, usable as the basis for exceptional coverage request reports submitted to insurers or public health funds.

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Hospitals treat patients with rare diseases and difficult-to-treat tumors and need updated information on high-cost drugs, eligibility criteria, and access to innovative therapies.