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- W2765437031 abstract "Literature on restrictions on access to innovative oncology treatments in Russia is limited. This research aims to assess the restrictions placed on targeted NSCLC therapies and the related impact on prescribing. Data were drawn from the Adelphi Disease Specific Programme (DSP) in NSCLC conducted in Q1 2017. Medical oncologists, actively managing patients with NSCLC, completed a workload questionnaire, survey and patient record forms (PRFs) for up to the next 10 of their consulting NSCLC patients. In addition to clinical considerations, participating oncologists were asked their perceptions of the level of administrative controls for targeted treatments. 53 physicians provided perceptions of access restrictions and completed 329 PRFs. Within the epidermal growth factor receptor (EGFR) class, gefitinib was considered available according to approved indication without further restriction by 59% of physicians, decreasing to 54% for erlotinib and 11% for afatinib. 37% considered gefitinib available, but with restrictions beyond the approved indication, increasing to 39% for erlotinib and 48% for afatinib. Levels of prescribing followed perceived access with 31 of 329 patients currently receiving gefitinib, 9 erlotinib and 2 afatinib. Ease of reimbursed access was considered an important criterion of product choice (mean score of 5.8, on scale of 1-7 with 7 being very important); >50% physicians included this in their top 5 considerations in first-line treatment selection with just under half reporting the same in later-line settings. A correlation between prescribing levels and perceived access was observed within the EGFR class in Russia; this finding is consistent with the reported importance of reimbursed access in product selection. Reasons for perceived differences in access were not explored; the extent to which they relate to administrative controls, time since launch, familiarity or other factors should be explored to understand factors affecting patients’ access to innovative oncology products." @default.
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- W2765437031 title "Access Perceptions: A Key Driver Of Non-Small Cell Lung Cancer (NSCLC) Targeted Therapy Prescription In Russia" @default.
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