A cross-country collaboration on tendering to tackle medicines shortages has proved successful for Norway and Denmark. However, the same success does not seem to have been replicated in Iceland, where the market’s small size proved problematic for manufacturers, according to statements from procurement bodies in the three countries.
“The road to the first joint Nordic tendering procedure has been long, but the destination has always been clear: to forge one large, attractive Nordic market for selected hospital pharmaceuticals,”...
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