ACCESS AND EQUITY

PROMOTE UNIVERSAL HEALTH COVERAGE. LEARN MORE ABOUT ORPHAN DRUG POLICIES, ESSENTIAL MEDICINES AND INNOVATIVE ACCESS MODELS. 

INTEGRATED CARE AND UNIVERSAL HEALTH COVERAGE

COURSES, FACTSHEETS AND ARTICLES ON INTEGRATED CARE AND UNIVERSAL HEALTH COVERAGE FOR RARE DISEASES.

SOURCE TITLE DESCRIPTION
Rare Diseases International (RDI)

RDI report on the common needs of Persons Living with a Rare Disease. Follows consultation with rare disease patients organisations worldwide.

Rare Diseases International (RDI)

 

Factsheet to support advocacy for Persons Living with a Rare Disease through the framework of Universal Coverage.

World Health Organization (WHO)

E-learning course comprises six modules which cover the core functions of health financial policy as conceptualised by WHO.

The World Bank

Course on universal health coverage advocacy and the essence of the UHC2030 Advocacy Guide.
Health Policy (Henrike Hannemann-Weber, Maura Kessel, Carsten Schultz)

Explores the relationship between a Centers of Expertise's internal resource availability, operational experience and functional network integration and its research performance.

Rare Disease and Orphan Drugs Journal (Bolz-Johnson)
Explores of the core themes of effective clinical networks around the world.
Prepared by Iqvia
A global study of new financing models for rare diseases.

DIAGNOSIS

ARTICLES, REVIEWS AND INFOGRAPHICS ON ACCESS TO DIAGNOSIS FOR PERSONS LIVING WITH A RARE DISEASE.

SOURCE TITLE DESCRIPTION
World Health Organization

WHO hosted workshop series on genomic technologies for global health

European Joint Programme on Rare Diseases (EJP RD)

E-Learning course. Discover the role of research, clinical investigation and data sharing in diagnosing rare diseases.

National Institutes of Health and Undiagnosed Diseases Network International (UDNI)

White paper for global actions to meet the needs of undiagnosed persons worldwide.
Global Commission to End the Diagnostic Odyssey for Children with a Rare Disease
Progress report on the Global Commission pilot projects to advance timely, accurate diagnosis for children living with a rare disease.
National Institutes of Health (Baynam et al.)
Analysis of barriers to accessing genetic services, participating in genomic research, and other considerations impacting the diagnosis of indigenous populations.
American Society for Human Genetics (Boycott et al)
A review of the current and future bottlenecks to gene discovery and strategies to enable progress.

INFOGRAPHICS

ACCESS AND ORPHAN DRUG POLICIES

ARTICLES, REVIEWS AND WEBINARS ON REGIONAL ORPHAN DRUG POLICIES AND INNOVATIVE ACCESS MODELS.

SOURCE TITLE DESCRIPTION
Health Policy Analysis (Chan et al.)
An overview of global policies that optimize development, licensing, pricing, and reimbursement of orphan drugs.
PLOS One (Gamme et al.)
Review of existing regulations and policies utilised by countries to enable patient access to orphan drugs.
Frontier in Public Health (Czech et al.)
A literature review with five focus areas: rare disease definition, newborn screening, registries, national plans, access to/reimbursement of orphan medicinal products.
Frontier in Medicine (Stevens and Huys)
An overview of innovative approaches to address health challenges in developing countries with a focus on business models for healthcare delivery.

ESSENTIAL MEDICINES FOR RARE DISEASES

WEBINAR AND ARTICLES ON THE WHO MODEL LISTS OF ESSENTIAL MEDICINES AND OTHER ESSENTIAL LISTS FOR RARE DISEASES.

SOURCE TITLE DESCRIPTION
Rare Diseases International (RDI)
Webinar on the WHO Model Lists of Essential Medicines. Includes a case study from the International Patient Organisation for Primary Immunodeficiencies (IPOPI).
World Health Organization (WHO)

Platform for the WHO Model Lists of Essential Medicines.

International Rare Diseases Research Consortium (IRDiRC)
List of essential medicinal products for rare diseases developed by IRDiRC. Intended to initiate discussion and collaboration to enhance access.
Bulletin of the World Health Organization (Stolk et al.)
Commentary advocating for a complimentary WHO Orphan Medicines Model List.