STUDY OF PHARMACEUTICAL PROVISION OF TYPE 2 DIABETES THERAPY IN UKRAINE
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https://doi.org/10.11603/2312-0967.2022.2.13332Keywords:
diabetes, guidelines for the treatment of type 2 diabetes, glucose-lowering drugs, assortment, availabilityAbstract
The aim of the work. Analysis of Legislation and guidelines of pharmaceutical providing of type 2 diabetes (T2D) patients in Ukraine and studying of the availability of the glucose-lowering drugs (GLD) for the treatment of this disease according to guidelines.
Materials and Methods. The objects of the study were domestic and foreign clinical guidelines on T2D therapy, the State Register of Medicines of Ukraine. Bibliosemantic, marketing, analytical, graphic, generalization analyses were used.
Results and Discussion. The current legislation of Ukraine allows doctors to use modern international clinical guidelines for the treatment of DM, while the Unified Clinical Protocol for T2D approved by the Ministry of Health of Ukraine in 2012 remains in force. On the pharmaceutical market of Ukraine, 161 GLDs are registered, which contain 16 INN names. Out of 27 existing INN combinations on the world market, 8 INN combinations are registered in Ukraine. The largest part (64.0 %) of the range of GLD registered in Ukraine is supplied by foreign manufacturers. Part of the registered assortment of GLD in pharmacies is absent.
Conclusion. A comparative analysis of the guidelines showed that the Unified Clinical Protocol T2D needed updating. The study showed that in Ukraine, a sufficient range of GLD was registered, which allows the use of modern schemes for the treatment of diabetes, according to the international guidelines.
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