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CYNTHIA RICE c Senior Vice President, Advocacy & Policy JDRF JDRF ADVOCACY UPDATE Presented by: Cynthia Rice, SVP, Advocacy & Policy, JDRF - crice@jdrf.org March 5, 2016 JDRFS MISSION JDRFs Vision and Mission A world without


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CYNTHIA RICE

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Senior Vice President, Advocacy & Policy JDRF

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March 5, 2016

JDRF ADVOCACY UPDATE

Presented by: Cynthia Rice, SVP, Advocacy & Policy, JDRF - crice@jdrf.org

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JDRF’s Vision and Mission

JDRF’S MISSION

VIS ISION

A world without type 1 diabetes

MIS ISSION

Accelerating life- changing breakthroughs to cure, prevent and treat type 1 diabetes and its complications

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JDRF Advances Life-Changing Breakthroughs Through both Research and Advocacy

ADVOCACY

  • JDRF invested nearly $2 billion in research since 1970
  • Leverages resources from governments, other

foundations

  • Influences policy and commercial landscape to

accelerate therapies

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JDRF’s Volunteers: A Force on Capitol Hill

ADVOCACY

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JDRF Success: Nearly $2.5 Billion T1D Research Funding through Special Diabetes Program

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JDRF Priority: Regulatory Pathways

REGULATORY AGENCIES JDRF IMPACT OUTCOME

  • Safe and effective new therapies

available to people with T1D in reasonable time period

  • Decide what clinical research can be

carried out

  • Approve new therapies for people with

T1D

  • Inform decisions, policies that affect T1D
  • Help shape regulatory pathways
  • Address knowledge gaps

ADVOCACY

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JDRF Success: Artificial Pancreas FDA Pathway

ADVOCACY

  • JDRF led process to define FDA pathway

for artificial pancreas studies and product review

  • Final guidance issued which reflected

JDRF goals and clinical recommendations

  • As results, new systems and components

have been approved and are in development

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JDRF Priority: Health Policy

PAYERS JDRF ROLE OUTCOME

  • Timely access to safe, effective, and

affordable new therapies for people with T1D

  • Decide what therapies are covered and at

what cost to the individual

  • Inform decisions and policies that affect T1D
  • Help shape reimbursement landscape
  • Address knowledge gaps

ADVOCACY

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JDRF Funded Trial to Demonstrate CGM Effectiveness Major Diabetes Clinical Guidelines Include CGM Majority of Private Health Plans Cover CGM for T1D

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JDRF Success: CGM Campaign Achieved Clinical Guidelines and Health Plan Coverage

ADVOCACY “The most important milestone towards getting broad reimbursement for CGM is the …randomized, 450-patient CGM trial by the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation.”

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Action Needed

HEALTH POLICY

  • Continuous glucose monitors
  • Recommended by clinical guidelines
  • Covered by nearly all private plans
  • Medicare lags behind
  • “Medicare CGM Access Act of 2015”
  • CGM Medicare coverage + pathway

for artificial pancreas systems

  • S. 804 & H.R. 1427
  • As your members of Congress to co-

sponsor at www.jdrf.org/cgm

  • Sign up to be an advocate!
  • Text “Act” to 53731 or
  • Visit booth in lobby or
  • Go to www.jdrf.org/advocacy
  • Tell us who you know
  • Congress
  • FDA/CMS/health plans

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ADVOCACY