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Guidelines for preparing submissions to the PBAC - December 2008

Guidelines for preparing submissions to the Pharmaceutical Benefits Advisory Committee (PBAC) - December 2008 (Version 4.3)

In this section:

Feedback sought by the Pharmaceutical Benefits Advisory Committee on technical working group reports

Interim Document to accompany the 1995 Guidelines for the Pharmaceutical Industry on Preparation of Submissions to the Pharmaceutical Benefits Advisory Committee: including major submissions involving economic analyses

Manual of Resource Items and their Associated Costs for use in submissions to the Pharmaceutical Benefits Advisory Committee involving economic analyses

Manual of Resource Items and their Associated Costs for use in submissions to the Pharmaceutical Benefits Advisory Committee involving economic evaluation

PBS Expenditure and Prescriptions

Sources of epidemiological data for use in generating utilisation estimates

PBAC Outcomes and Public Summary Documents

Downloadable printable version of Guidelines for preparing submissions to the Pharmaceutical Benefits Advisory Committee (Version 4.3) (PDF 1251 KB)

Downloadable printable version of Checklists and template tables(Word 497 KB)

Html version of the Guidelines for preparing submissions to the Pharmaceutical Benefits Advisory Committee (Version 4.3)

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