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max deductible
615
copay vs coinsurance
set price vs set percentage
catastrophe limit
2100
Lis auto enroll
ssi, pt b assistance, full medicaid
Lis benefit
$0deduct/premium
Drug price negotiation
No generic, if generic made price hold until end of year
PAP reqs, manufacturer funded
uninsured/Medicare, legal resident, lower than specific %FPL
Grant-funded pt help
HealthWell, Rx Outreach, PAN
Copay (brand name) reqs
Commericial insurance, max month/annual limit, works with insurance
drug with free trial
eliquis
Goodrx
reduces cash prices, replace using insurance
Low cost generic options
Walmart, Mark Cuban, Gen Scripts, Amazon, Costco
Soonercare punches
2 brand, 6 total
Covered entity
Annual renew, purchase meds at a discount
340b eligibility
pt seen and filled at 340b, any insurance EXCEPT medicaid
340b pt pay
340b price + dispensing fee
what percentage of expenses is healthcare
20%
moral hazard
pt pay less so they use more health resources
average healthcare spending per person
$15k
how much healthcare spending is prescription drugs
10%
main cause of infant mortalities
premies, drug use
top 5% of population
responsible for 50% health care costs
stats among top 10% spenders
42 high, 30 reduce spend, 28 episodic
high needs (3+ conditions w/ limitations) costs
4x average
derived demand (health)
something we pursue through other demands
normal good (healthcare)
a price elastic good
adverse selection
sicker people want higher coverage
externality
your actions have effects on others
what percentage of drugs have unknown effect
50% (1/3 beneficial)
quality of care
increase desired outcomes and consistent with current knowledge
efficacy vs effective
efficacy = trial, effective = real world
medical errors
3rd leading cause of death in us
error of comission
doing something wrong (misfill)
error of omission
fail to prescribe/diagnose
2 main types of error
execution and planning
Med Error stats
1/5 drug related, half of those preventable
Med error cost
1.6 trillion, 1/3 of spending, 1 mil ppl
Pts who don’t receive appropriate care (omission)
>50%
Drug Related Problem includes
Med error, adr, ade, nonadherence, treatment failure
adr
bad rxn to a drug at a normal dose, assumes causal relationship
ade
includes all adrs, causation not necessary, includes error+improper use
Increase quality by
minimize drug problems, make pharma structures more efficient
If pharmacists only availble to dispense
<60% of pt have optimal outcomes
Pharmacotherapy Error stats
19% of pt, 58% of which are avoidable and 27% negligence
Preventable ade 25-50% inpatients
Associated with up to 7% hospital admit
Ambulatory error rates
up to 50%
Drugs prescribed =8
ADE >90%
nursing home ade
277 ade per 1000pt year.
number of serious med errors not detected by computers
1/3
structure
where/how care given
process
if good med practices followed
outcome
impact on pt health
iron triangle
cost, access, quality, pt, provider, payers
high needs (cost, intense care, fxn limit)
complex needs with multi services not served well by system
main ways to reduce cost
interdiscp prim care,transitional + coord help, chronic self management
groups at risk, 30% of ppl have 3 chronics
complex kids, multi(3)/complex chronic, non elderly disabled, frail elderly, advancing illness, rare disease
positive vs normative econ
positive = evidence, normative = ideal
rand takeaways
cost sharing no neg outcomes on health, overall qt health care low (60%) but some ppl benefited from free plan (6% of ppl, ht vision, dental, serious stuff
serious symptoms
bleed, cachexia,faint
non rand diseases (cost sharing doesnt lower health)
hf, diabetes, schizo, dyslip
4 comp market
no controlling interest, barriers to entry, equal data sharing, perfect substitutes available
pareto optimal
no overall gains without someone losing
increase 0.33 to 0.67 cost share
18% welfare gain
welfare loss %
10-30% hcare expenditures
profit
revenue - opp cost, function of risk, conferred to innovation
risk vs uncertaintly
risk is known probability, uncertainty unknown
Approved drug agents (3-4 bil each)
1/5k-10k, only 1/3 are profitable
Percentage ppl with health insurance
88%
Reasons for drug expenditure increases
Price(inflation) for 20%, 40% each for higher use and diff types of drugs
pharma structure
high barriers,patent protection, 15% money RD (5-10x other sectors), dependent on innovation
Time for drug process
14-15yrs
describe pharma market
differentiated structured oligopoly
peltzman effect-unintended consequences of regulation
new safety rules = net $3.2 bil loss to people
smaller firm advantage
development stage, not marketing
increase in tax rate effects
debt 27x, decrease in patent, rd expense, investment 90%