Central to IPHA’s General Election manifesto is an ask for the next Government to commit to a continuous and faster flow of new life-enhancing medicines, and vaccines, for patients in Ireland. The manifesto outlines innovative proposals on how this can be achieved.
Shane Ryan, General Manager for Takeda Ireland, takes the mantle as President of the Irish Pharmaceutical Healthcare Association (IPHA) Central to his presidency, Shane Ryan pledges […]
The shared ambition of IPHA member companies is to make available life-enhancing medicines including vaccines, for patients in Ireland via those entitled to prescribe and supply. In […]
IPHA members expect to make applications for reimbursement for 36 medicines in 2025, benefitting as many as 3,700 patients in Ireland. The funding of new medicines […]
Irish Pharmaceutical Healthcare Association launches EU manifesto in each of the Ireland constituencies ahead of upcoming European Parliament Elections.
New data compiled by industry shows lengthy timelines for access to new medicines that improve care standards in Ireland Two years in the reimbursement process is too […]
Delayed access to time-critical new medicines, the focus of an Oireachtas briefing session. Interrupting the continuous flow of new medicines due to lack of investment is […]
Contrary to popular belief, a general internet search and social media are some of the least likely sources that people would consider when it comes to […]
Scientific innovation has advanced significantly over the past number of years bringing new hope and therapies to patients around the globe. Unfortunately, as a result of […]