UK, Sweden Test Differing Antibiotic Market Models
But Both Seek Reward Mechanisms That Assure National Antibiotic Supplies
Executive Summary
Sweden and the UK are conducting differing ‘develop and test’ programs to assess so-called ‘pull’ incentives in which an antibiotics innovator will be paid an annual fee in return for an access guarantee for anti-infectives. The projects have drawn keen attention from other countries.
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