“…Contractual specifications vary according to setting and so do the implementation conditions; for example, Belgium requires inclusion of price, compensatory measures for budgetary risk, reporting modalities, and other legal requirements in each MEA contract, while France, Lithuania, and Portugal require the regular submission of sales data by the manufacturer; to obtain permanent reimbursement after conditional reimbursement through MEA comes to an end, manufacturers need to provide Czech, Dutch, Portuguese (only for some CED schemes) and Swedish authorities the evidence (usually on cost‐effectiveness or use) initially requested by the agency (Ferrario and Kanavos, ). MEAs – predominantly financial agreements – are also implemented in Estonia, Hungary and Poland (Ferrario et al., ; Kwong et al., ; Zawodnik et al., ), while Bulgaria has taken concrete steps to prepare the ground for their implementation (Petrov and Hubenov, ) while Romania and Greece are also concluding their first MEAs in, 2016 in the area of hepatitis C.…”