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Pricing and Reimbursement Quantitative Research

Objectives: To identify the profit-maximizing price through different price finding methodologies based on price response and profit functions

Research

  • Performed qualitative research with payers and KOLs
  • Applied discrete choice modeling and generated demand curves
  • Incorporated demand curves into a market simulation model
  • Performed thorough analysis of the results

     

Analyze

  • Key attributes, levels, and potential pricing points that have impact on physicians' prescribing behavior were identified through qualitative discussions with payers and KOLs
  • Discrete choice modeling was applied to best understand prescribing decision-making based on behavioral response (rather than preference judgment)
  • For each scenario, unique demand curves were generated and incorporated into a market simulation model
  • The simulator allowed the client full insight into the influence of specific product attributes on price and demand

 

Pricing and Reimbursement Quantitative Research

Communicate

  • Examined key criteria that are needed to ensure broad access and optimize market potential
  • Determined value perception and changes in reimbursement decision-making and utilization based on potential price scenarios
  • Identified and interpreted a value based price optimization curve based on qualitative and quantitative inputs
Pricing and Reimbursement Quantitative Research