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Novartis is a leader in Healthcare and a major investor in Ireland, employing over 1,500 people across 4 sites
• 1,134 manufacturing and development jobs in Ringaskiddy and Alcon
• Commercial offices based in Dublin in Beech Hill Office Campus and Elm Park Office Campus
Source: Novartis data on file 2014
Novartis is committed to bringing research to Ireland
• Novartis Commitment to clinical trials in Ireland 25 clinical trials
Involving over 1,100 Irish patients
• In Neurology, Dermatology, Ophthalmology, Cardiology, Oncology . . .
• . . in partnership with 20 Irish hospitals
Source: Novartis data on file & Infographic 2014
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Powerful trends are changing the healthcare landscape
1billion
Populationwill increase by
>500million
Additional 50+ year olds
2 0 1 5 - 2 0 2 5
70% of all illnesses
Chronicdiseases
Source: Projections from UN; WHO
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Powerful trends will change the Irish healthcare landscape
356k(8%)
Irish Populationwill increase by
>390k(27%)
Additional 50+ year olds
2 0 1 6 - 2 0 2 6
70% of all illnesses
Chronicdiseases
Source: CSO data M2F2 Assumptions
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Healthcare spending to double1
Healthcare spending will double as a result
1 Projected Global Healthcare Spend, expressed in nominal termsSource: Economist intelligence Unit, World Bank, Global Insights, BMI, OECD, McKinsey Strategy & Trend Analytic Center
2x2 0 1 5 - 2 0 2 5
2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 201580
100
120f(x) = 0.141666799389686 x + 100
f(x) = 0.216745397962012 x + 100
f(x) = − 0.0740573745687829 x + 100
Prices of Prescribed Medicines Relative to Health Sector Prices & the Economy -- Consumer Price Index (Base Jan 2005=100)
CPILinear (CPI)Health
Price of Medicines over the last 10 years have declined versus overall CPI and Healthcare.
Societal Impact of Innovation in medicines extends beyond Patent Life
| Presentation Title | Presenter Name | Date | Subject | Business Use Only8
years
benefit to societycompany revenuebenefit to society
Company Investment
annualnet benefit
launch patent expiry
Examples (WHO List of Essential Medicines)• artemether+lumefantrine (malaria)• deferoxamine (haemoglobinopathies)• levodopa+carbidopa (parkinson)• terbinafine (fungal diseases)• triclabendazol (antischistosomals & antitrematode)
+
20
Company ImpactSocietal Benefit
Moving to a model focused on OUTCOMES
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Treating signs & symptomsHypertension, bloodsugar levels
Focus on overall clinical outcomesLess heart failure exacerbations, fewer hospital admittances
Today
Product plus offering The product + measures to enhance outcomes: diagnostics, telehealth technology, apps
Product offeringThe product itself
Selling medicines & devices Customers with fixed budget for pharmaceutical and device spending
Partnering for better health Partnering with customers to achieve good clinical outcomes against sustainable healthcare spending
Tomorrow
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FIRST-IN-CLASS TREATMENT
XOLAIR®
for patients with severeallergic asthma
Hospitals only pay for patients who respond
Ireland Example:Xolair Responder Programme
12148223-28 NVS External stakeholder presentation v26Jan2015.pptx
Outcomes orientation allows creation of greater value in healthcare systems
Population-specific
Starting point is to focuson improving patient outcomes
Better quality of care is often less expensive over the long-term
Better quality care at equal or lower cost leads to higher value in the system
Improve outcomes Reduce overall costs Increase financial sustainability
Cost of delivering the outcomes
Health outcomesSustainable Health Care =
13148223-28 NVS External stakeholder presentation v26Jan2015.pptx
Government /payor
Other suppliers IT Device
Pharmaceutical industry
Improved Outcomes
Physicians GPs Specialists
Patients Patients Caregivers
Providers Hospitals CHCs
Partnership & Collaboration Key
An outcome based system will benefit all participants