The Polish Association of Diabetic Patients (PSD) has said it is "devastated" at the absence from the new reimbursement lists, sent out for consultation on December 31, 2008, of long-acting insulin analogs, even though assurances had been given by the Health Ministry that these products would be included.
PSD president Andrzej Bauman told the local newspaper Puls Medycyny that, by backtracking on her pledge, Ewa Kopacz missed a chance to become the first Health Minister to make this historic commitment of vital importance to the effective diabetes treatment in Poland. This view was echoed by leading diabetologists, notes the PMR consulting group.
Shortly before Christmas, the PSD announced that the last formal hurdle to making long-acting analogs subject to state financing was removed after AOTM, the health technologies' assessment agency, issued a positive recommendation for such a move.
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