MHRA
- Status: likely_approved
NICE has issued 10 UK HTA decisions
10 decisions from NICE for Darzalex in United Kingdom.
NICE recommended Darzalex for treating newly diagnosed systemic amyloid light-chain amyloidosis. This decision was made based on a commercial arrangement. No restriction or condition was placed on the use of Darzalex.
NICE made a decision to terminate the appraisal of Darzalex for treating relapsed or refractory multiple myeloma. This decision means that NICE will not make a recommendation on the use of Darzalex for this indication. The decision to terminate was made without a recommendation on the cost-effectiveness of Darzalex, as no cost-effectiveness analysis was reported.
NICE recommended Darzalex for treating relapsed and refractory multiple myeloma. This decision was made based on a commercial arrangement and a Patient Access Scheme, but the cost-effectiveness was not reported. There are no restrictions on the use of Darzalex for this indication.
NICE made a decision to terminate the appraisal of Darzalex for treating relapsed or refractory multiple myeloma. This decision means that the appraisal process for this indication has been stopped. The decision was made without a recommendation on the cost-effectiveness of Darzalex, as the appraisal was terminated.
NICE made a decision to terminate the appraisal of Darzalex for the treatment of untreated multiple myeloma. This decision means that NICE will not be making a recommendation on the use of Darzalex for this indication. The decision was made without a recommendation on cost-effectiveness, as the appraisal was terminated.
NICE made a decision to terminate the appraisal of Darzalex for treating relapsed or refractory multiple myeloma. This decision means that NICE will not make a recommendation on the use of Darzalex for this indication. The decision to terminate was made without a recommendation on cost-effectiveness or a restriction on its use.
NICE recommended Darzalex for the treatment of untreated multiple myeloma in patients for whom a stem cell transplant is unsuitable. This decision was made based on a commercial arrangement. No restriction or condition was placed on the use of Darzalex.
NICE recommended Darzalex for the treatment of previously treated multiple myeloma. This decision was made based on a commercial arrangement and a Patient Access Scheme. No restrictions were placed on the use of Darzalex.
NICE made a decision to terminate the appraisal of Darzalex for the treatment of untreated multiple myeloma. This decision means that NICE will not make a recommendation on the use of Darzalex for this indication. The decision to terminate the appraisal was made without a recommendation on the cost-effectiveness of Darzalex.
NICE recommended Darzalex for the treatment of untreated multiple myeloma in patients for whom a stem cell transplant is suitable. This decision was made based on the drug's clinical effectiveness and cost. A Patient Access Scheme and commercial arrangement were in place to support the recommendation.
Same drug, different regulators. Each page below lists the local marketing authorisation, HTA position, pricing, and adverse-event data.
Yes. MHRA has authorised it; MHRA has authorised it; MHRA has authorised it.
Johnson & Johnson is the originator. The local marketing authorisation holder may differ — check the official source linked above.
Yes — 10 UK HTA decisions on record from NICE.