Australia’s HTA framework is built on precisely the evasion the 20th-century novelist condemned. The disconnect between reality and consequence. Governments and their officials frequently discuss 'faster access' to medicines while adhering to a process designed to drive prices down to the lowest possible level. The objective consequence of that choice is delay, which means suffering and, in some cases, death.
'We can evade reality, but we cannot evade the consequences of evading reality'
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