Japan Ready To Merge 500 Products Into Function-Based Payment System
This article was originally published in The Gray Sheet
Executive Summary
The Japanese Ministry of Health and Welfare is planning to complete the transfer of 55 categories of devices with incremental improvements - C-1 products - into the country's revamped "by-function" reimbursement system as early as this summer.
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