
Kim Assender, the Association of the British Pharmaceutical Industries’ (ABPI) director of commercial policy and analysis, explores the question: 'What is the “right” level of medicines spending to deliver optimal patient outcomes while sustaining our health system and fostering economic growth?' Drawing on a new report from IQVIA Global Market Insights, ‘Drug Expenditure Dynamics 2000–2022’.
The IQVIA Institute report shows that while drug spending across 12 major markets averages around 15% of total healthcare expenditure, the UK remains a consistent outlier at just 9%, the lowest among the countries studied.
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