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Are We There Yet? Exploring the Use of Single-Pill Combination Therapy in the Management of Raised Blood Pressure in Australia 1 Introduction 2 Material and Methods 2 National Policy Context 2 Pharmaceutical Benefit Scheme Prescribing Data 2 Interviews 2 Results 3 National Policy Context 3 Therapeutic Goods Administration 3 Pharmaceutical Benefits Advisory Committee 3 Hypertension guidelines 3 PBS script volumes – monotherapy vs SPCs 3 Comparative costs and potential cost-savings between SPCs and free-drug combinations 3 Savings to the patient 6 Financial implications to the government (PBS) 7 Perceptions of Health Care Providers – Qualitative Interviews 7 Professional qualification and experience 3 Challenges and facilitators to treatment of raised BP 7 Challenges and facilitators to the use of SPCs 7 Discussion 8 National Policy Context 8 Health Care Provider Influence and Perception 8 Financial Benefits 9 Comparison to Other Literature 9 Strengths and Limitations 9 Conclusion 9 Declaration of Interest 9 Appendices. Supplementary Data 10 References 10
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