Large surplus at Israel's Sick Funds from the Drug Basket

1 December 2011

A ground-breaking report published recently by the Israel Ministry of Health has indicated that in 2006 there was an overall surplus in the program for the advance (non-earmarked) funding for additions to the drug basket in Israel; this program is unique in an international context, says Philip Sax, editor of the local PHARMA Drug Bulletin.

In a recent Bulletin, Dr Sax analysed and commented on the MoH report and other related aspects regarding the issue of the overall surplus at the sick funds from this national program.

The main findings are briefly summarized as follows:

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