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Original Research

Patient Flows, Patient Distribution Computations and Medicines Accounting in the Pharmacoeconomic Models Through Procurement Perspective

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Pages 673-680 | Published online: 23 Jul 2021

Figures & data

Figure 1 Illustration of possible ways of patient distribution in the pharmacoeconomic model (Figure 1A: by directly entering the estimated number of patients in each treatment regimen, Figure 1B:  on the basis of the product of the total number of patients and the estimated shares (%) in each treatment regimen).

Figure 1 Illustration of possible ways of patient distribution in the pharmacoeconomic model (Figure 1A: by directly entering the estimated number of patients in each treatment regimen, Figure 1B:  on the basis of the product of the total number of patients and the estimated shares (%) in each treatment regimen).

Table 1 The Results of the Budget Impact Analysis When Using Various Approaches to the Adjustment of “Additional Patients”

Table 2 Calculations of Distribution Patients by Level of Treatment Costs in Various Schemes

Figure 2 An example of a one-time and uniform entry of patients into the pharmacoeconomic model with a treatment course of 4 months.

Figure 2 An example of a one-time and uniform entry of patients into the pharmacoeconomic model with a treatment course of 4 months.

Figure 3 An example of a one-time and uniform entry of patients into the pharmacoeconomic model with a treatment course of 1 year.

Figure 3 An example of a one-time and uniform entry of patients into the pharmacoeconomic model with a treatment course of 1 year.