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A conditional arrangement between manufacturer and payer that enables earlier reimbursement of a health technology to address uncertainty in its performance or to manage its utilization.


'''Note 1:''' Related terms include managed entry agreement, managed entry scheme, coverage with evidence development, and managed access.
A conditional arrangement between manufacturer and payer that enables earlier reimbursement of a [[health technology]] to address uncertainty in its performance or to manage its utilization.
 
'''Note 1:''' Related terms include managed entry agreement, managed entry scheme, [[coverage with evidence development]], and managed access.


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23Klemp M, Frønsdal KB, Facey K. What principles should govern the use of managed entry agreements? Int J Technol Assess Health Care. 2011 Jan;27(1):77-83.


A conditional arrangement between manufacturer and payer that enables earlier reimbursement of a health technology to address uncertainty in its performance or to manage its utilization.

Note 1: Related terms include managed entry agreement, managed entry scheme, coverage with evidence development, and managed access.

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