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Decision Making Process

How we make decisions

PHARMAC has an established process for deciding which medicines to fund. We consider funding applications from pharmaceutical suppliers, health professionals and consumer groups.

The interactive flow chart below outlines the steps in the decision-making process, with links to the relevant information on each step within this website.

Guidelines for Funding Applications to PHARMAC

Download the Guidelines for Funding Applications to PHARMAC (52 pages, 2224 KB).

For further information click here

Process for listing a new pharmaceutical

The process set out in this diagram is intended to be indicative of the process that may follow where a supplier or other applicant wishes a pharmaceutical to be funded on the Pharmaceutical Schedule. PHARMAC may, at its discretion, adopt a different process or variations of the process (for example, decisions on whether or not it is appropriate to undertake consultation are made on a case-by-case basis).

This diagram is also available as a download (1 page, 110 KB).

Page updated on 18 May 2010


Linked documents

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Guidelines for Funding Applications to PHARMAC 2010 (52 pages, 2224 KB)
Guidelines for Funding Applications to PHARMAC Version 2 2009 Foreword PHARMAC, the Pharmaceutical Management Agency, is primarily responsible for managing the funding of community pharmaceuticals for New Zealanders, on behalf of the District Health Boards. PHARMAC’s objective is to secure,…

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Decision Making Process (1 page, 110 KB)
Decision making process The process set out in this diagram is intended to be indicative of the process that may follow where a supplier or other applicant wishes a pharmaceutical to be funded on the Pharmaceutical Schedule. PHARMAC may, at…

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