'Safe Harbor' For Preapproval Information Exchange To Get Legislative Push

US Academy of Managed Care Pharmacy is developing language to protect exchange of clinical and economic information on pipeline products between manufacturers and healthcare decision-makers; safe harbor could find a home in legislation reauthorizing FDA user fee programs.

Language creating a "safe harbor" for drug manufacturers to proactively share clinical and economic information with payers and other healthcare decision-makers ahead of product approval could find its way into FDA user fee legislation that must pass Congress in 2017.

The Academy of Managed Care Pharmacy (AMCP) is leading a multi-stakeholder push for legislation to protect preapproval information exchange (PIE)...

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