Japan needs to rethink FAP-based reimbursement, say European companies
This article was originally published in Clinica
Executive Summary
The European medical technology association, Eucomed, is calling for reform in the way Japan reimburses imported medical technology products. It argues that current "burdensome and unpredictable" regulatory and price-setting processes delay patient access to medical technology.
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