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Quantitative revenue estimates and qualitative assessments of innovative fundraising sources for treating rare diseases in Colombia

Surrey M Waltona Managing Partner, Second City Outcomes Research LLC, Oak Park, IL, USACorrespondence[email protected]

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Wilson Mayorgab Actuary Manager, Numeris, Bogota, ColombiaView further author information

Angela Rodríguez Narváezc Economist, Numeris, Bogota, ColombiaView further author information

Maria Alejandra Chavezd Researcher, IQVIA, Bogota, ColombiaView further author information

Natalia Cortés Guesguánc Economist, Numeris, Bogota, ColombiaView further author information

Luis Durangoe Public Policy Team, Roche, Bogota, ColombiaView further author information

Ludy Alexandra Paradae Public Policy Team, Roche, Bogota, ColombiaView further author information

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Article: 2211868 | Received 03 Feb 2023, Accepted 05 May 2023, Published online: 11 May 2023

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