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Trinity organized a full day on-site workshop to bring together key cross functional client teams to align on a final launch strategy for their mNSCLC asset in Japan.
Geographic Scope: 
Client Situation:
The client wanted to build alignment on the launch pricing & market access assumptions for their asset in metastatic non-small cell lung cancer (mNSCLC) and metastatic colorectal cancer (mCRC) in Japan, including consideration of all forecasting assumptions and pricing and market access (P&MA) risks.
Trinity’s Solution:
Trinity conducted targeted secondary research to determine the existing mNSCLC and mCRC treatment paradigm, as well as oncology regulatory landscape in Japan.
Trinity then organized a full-day day workshop at the client’s local office in Japan to enable cross functional client teams to collaborate on forecasting assumptions and optimal launch strategies.
Deliverables
- Case studies of oncology analogues and recent pricing outcomes in JPN
- In-depth policy review of JPN’s new health technology assessment (HTA) process
- Final report with detailed summary of workshop outputs
- Final launch pricing and commercial strategy
Project Outcomes & Impact:
The workshop generated the opportunity for the client’s local team to deliver nuanced local expertise and strategic insights to the global team to ensure that the updated launch forecast model included realistic access assumptions.
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