Economic outcomes of centralized procurements of gene therapy for patients with orphan diseases: inherited retinal dystrophy

Background. New pathogenetic treatment options, such as gene therapy, are now used to treat previously uncurable diseases. However, price of such treatment is high, especially in the case of orphan diseases, where costs may many-fold exceed the prices for other types of medication. This raises a que...

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Main Authors: N. А. Avxentyev, Yu. V. Makarova, V. V. Kadyshev
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Language:Russian
Published: IRBIS LLC 2022-01-01
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Online Access:https://www.pharmacoeconomics.ru/jour/article/view/623
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author N. А. Avxentyev
Yu. V. Makarova
V. V. Kadyshev
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description Background. New pathogenetic treatment options, such as gene therapy, are now used to treat previously uncurable diseases. However, price of such treatment is high, especially in the case of orphan diseases, where costs may many-fold exceed the prices for other types of medication. This raises a question of optimal way of financing gene therapy in Russia.Objective: to evaluate economic consequences of centralizing procurement of gene therapy in 2021–2030 in the case of the drug indicated for treatment of biallelic RPE65 mutation-associated retinal dystrophy.Material and methods. Voretigene neparvovec is a new gene therapy that is used to treat RPE65 mutation-associated Leber congenital amaurosis and isolated retinitis pigmentosa. We estimated the number of patients (children and adults) that could be treated with voretigene neparvovec in 2021–2030 in Russia using demographic forecasting method, literature and expert data. Budget costs of treatment were estimated for two scenarios: status-quo, where gene therapy is purchased by regions for higher price, and centralized scenario with federal procurements and lower price for the drug.Results. Up to 100 children and 56 adults could be treated with voretigene neparvovec in 2021–2030 in Russia. Centralizing procurements at the expense of federal budget may save up to 20.7% or 1.8 billion rub. (1.13 billion rub. for children and 0.67 billion rub. for adults), compared to regional procurements.Conclusion. Centralizing procurements of expensive drugs intended for gene therapy of orphan diseases may save budget costs of the Russian Federation, compared to status-quo decentralized purchases.
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spelling doaj.art-697af79c570746cea190751ae2c2aec42023-03-13T07:48:17ZrusIRBIS LLCФармакоэкономика2070-49092070-49332022-01-0114445146110.17749/2070-4909/farmakoekonomika.2021.116365Economic outcomes of centralized procurements of gene therapy for patients with orphan diseases: inherited retinal dystrophyN. А. Avxentyev0Yu. V. Makarova1V. V. Kadyshev2Financial Research Institute; Institute for Applied Economic Research, Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and Public AdministrationFinancial Research InstituteBochkov Research Centre for Medical GeneticsBackground. New pathogenetic treatment options, such as gene therapy, are now used to treat previously uncurable diseases. However, price of such treatment is high, especially in the case of orphan diseases, where costs may many-fold exceed the prices for other types of medication. This raises a question of optimal way of financing gene therapy in Russia.Objective: to evaluate economic consequences of centralizing procurement of gene therapy in 2021–2030 in the case of the drug indicated for treatment of biallelic RPE65 mutation-associated retinal dystrophy.Material and methods. Voretigene neparvovec is a new gene therapy that is used to treat RPE65 mutation-associated Leber congenital amaurosis and isolated retinitis pigmentosa. We estimated the number of patients (children and adults) that could be treated with voretigene neparvovec in 2021–2030 in Russia using demographic forecasting method, literature and expert data. Budget costs of treatment were estimated for two scenarios: status-quo, where gene therapy is purchased by regions for higher price, and centralized scenario with federal procurements and lower price for the drug.Results. Up to 100 children and 56 adults could be treated with voretigene neparvovec in 2021–2030 in Russia. Centralizing procurements at the expense of federal budget may save up to 20.7% or 1.8 billion rub. (1.13 billion rub. for children and 0.67 billion rub. for adults), compared to regional procurements.Conclusion. Centralizing procurements of expensive drugs intended for gene therapy of orphan diseases may save budget costs of the Russian Federation, compared to status-quo decentralized purchases.https://www.pharmacoeconomics.ru/jour/article/view/623inherited retinal dystrophyleber congenital amaurosisretinitis pigmentosagene therapybudgetpharmaeconomicsrpe65 gene
spellingShingle N. А. Avxentyev
Yu. V. Makarova
V. V. Kadyshev
Economic outcomes of centralized procurements of gene therapy for patients with orphan diseases: inherited retinal dystrophy
Фармакоэкономика
inherited retinal dystrophy
leber congenital amaurosis
retinitis pigmentosa
gene therapy
budget
pharmaeconomics
rpe65 gene
title Economic outcomes of centralized procurements of gene therapy for patients with orphan diseases: inherited retinal dystrophy
title_full Economic outcomes of centralized procurements of gene therapy for patients with orphan diseases: inherited retinal dystrophy
title_fullStr Economic outcomes of centralized procurements of gene therapy for patients with orphan diseases: inherited retinal dystrophy
title_full_unstemmed Economic outcomes of centralized procurements of gene therapy for patients with orphan diseases: inherited retinal dystrophy
title_short Economic outcomes of centralized procurements of gene therapy for patients with orphan diseases: inherited retinal dystrophy
title_sort economic outcomes of centralized procurements of gene therapy for patients with orphan diseases inherited retinal dystrophy
topic inherited retinal dystrophy
leber congenital amaurosis
retinitis pigmentosa
gene therapy
budget
pharmaeconomics
rpe65 gene
url https://www.pharmacoeconomics.ru/jour/article/view/623
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