A serious discussion about reforming Australia's use of health technology assessment should start with patient rights and the imposition of new obligations on advisory committees and decision-makers. The signs of institutional capture and the dangers of concessions as the price for participation. Once again, pharmacy sets the standard for advocacy with its consistent argument that out-of-pocket patient costs must be lowered.
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