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EE250 A UNIQUE PATTERN OF AVERAGE SALES PRICE EROSION OF PEGFILGRASTIM FOLLOWING BIOSIMILAR ENTRY INTO THE US MARKET

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By Brian L. Erstad, Karen Macdonald
| Value in Health Journal Verified
To quantify the erosion in the Average Sales Price (ASP) for pegfilgrastim and its biosimilars covered under Medicare Part B from 2011Q2 to 2024Q4.
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Medication Dosing by Advanced Technologies: Promise on the Horizon but Not Without Risk

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By William Dager, Brian L. Erstad, Jeffery F. Barletta
| ACCP JOURNALS
Brian L. Erstad Department of Pharmacy Practice & Science, University of Arizona College of Pharmacy, Phoenix, Arizona, USA Contribution: Writing - original draft, Writing - review & editing, Resources, ​Investigation Search for more papers by this author
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Medication Dosing by Advanced Technologies: Promise on the Horizon but Not Without Risk

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By William Dager, Jeffery F. Barletta, Brian L. Erstad
| buff.ly
1 Introduction In the advancing age of technology, we should keep in mind that when something is gained, the potential for something lost can occur. Technology has brought countless benefits to health care, such as improving patient care, reducing mortality, and allowing greater access to resources that can be rapidly tapped [1].
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