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c/glp1aus·submitted 3 months ago by u/sten_bhattacharya

help me understand PBS, I have read the wiki twice

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help me understand PBS, I have read the wiki twice, and I want the answer with the reasoning attached rather than just the conclusion. The two decisions that this whole board turns on, kept apart. Registration means a product may lawfully be supplied. Subsidy listing means the public system will fund it, for a…

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u/hplc_hobbyistruns their own column29 points·3 months ago

Not convinced. That is the New Zealand position and the thread is asking about Australia.

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u/chidi_abubakar11 points·3 months ago

That is a pharmacy-level stock issue rather than a national supply issue. They feel identical and are not.

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u/yara_antonsen6 points·3 months ago

Agreed. Registration and subsidy are separate decisions and half the confusion here is treating them as one.

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u/border_paperwork5 points·3 months ago

Australia and New Zealand are separate systems and get conflated weekly

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u/rosa_sandvik7 points·3 months ago

the Medsafe position in New Zealand is its own thing entirely

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u/lyophile_lou3 points·3 months ago

Right, and the compounded supply position moved. Threads from two years ago are describing a different situation.

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u/hamza_serrano2 points·3 months ago

Checked the shortage database myself instead of reading the coverage. Expected resolution date was right there and the panic thread was wrong.

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u/marta_ilunga1 point·3 months ago

Yes — importing US threads into an Australian question produces confident nonsense every single time.

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u/kian_solberg1 point·3 months ago

Rang three pharmacies for a private price and got three different numbers, all in the same city.

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u/nz_unfunded6 points·3 months ago

the shortage listing has an expected resolution date on it

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