British drug laws are "arbitrary" and policy makers work in a "black hole where thought disappears and rhetoric emerges," the UK's former chief drugs adviser has said, amid a row over a government study which found no evidence that a tough approach reduces use. .
To avoid choices being experienced as arbitrary and bureaucratic, policy makers, professionals, and patients will need to achieve a shared understanding of being mutually subject to broad ecological influences and then work collaboratively for meaningful goals within that understanding.
To report average gains poses the question for both policy makers and parents: With gains so arbitrary, how can one judge if vouchers would help?
Policy makers and advocates need this context to set realistic and non-arbitrary goals to reduce medicine prices and mark-ups.
Policy makers will determine the optimal cutoff value on the basis of a largely arbitrary balance between the acceptability of missing cancer and the possibility and acceptability of assigning essential resources.
institutions and policy makers".
Responsible policy makers know this.
European policy makers are supportive.
How should policy makers respond?
Policy makers should pay attention.
