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‘Three arrows’ of successful policy shaping in Japan
Shaping health policy in Japan can be difficult for Western corporations who are used to bold actions and autonomous decision-making rather than the incremental and consensus-based style favoured in the country. Here, we look at the three essential components to success.
National pharmaceutical policies: comparing approaches
Several countries in Europe have begun to put in place national pharmaceutical policies as they vie for a dominant position in this economically significant industry. A new report looks into the similarities and differences between approaches in the UK, France and Germany – a welcome lesson for other countries.