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Poll: Identify the Main Cause for Reverse Switching

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Reverse switching occurs when patients transitioned to or initiated on a biosimilar are changed to an originator product, often because of a perceived failure in the biosimilar therapy.

Which do you think is the main reason for reverse switching?

Lack of confidence in biosimilars among health care practitioners
Nocebo/failure to properly educate patients about biosimilars
Differences between biosimilars and originator agents
Lack of clear policy on managing patients with negative outcomes

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