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About Oregon PDAB drug reviews: The Prescription Drug Affordability Board conducts annual drug reviews for identified drugs and insulin products as directed by ORS 646A.694 using criteria established in Oregon law. In the drug reviews, the board narrows a list of prescription drugs to a subset list, reviews each drug and applies criteria to determine whether the drugs may cause affordability challenges for Oregonians and health care systems in the state. The board submits a list of up to nine prescription drugs and at least one insulin product to the Oregon Legislature. Data for the reviews comes from the Drug Price Transparency (DPT) program pursuant to ORS 646A.694, the Oregon Health Authority All Claims All Payers (APAC) data base, and information submitted by insurance carriers through a data call by Department of Consumer Business Services.The board adopted two rules in 2023 to guide the board drug review process. OAR 925-200-0010 criteria for board selection of the subset list of drugs and OAR 925-200-0020 criteria for drug reviews.
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