“The new key figures from the NZa show that Dutch expenditure on expensive medicines remains stable,” says Mark Kramer, chairman of the Association of Innovative Medicines (VIG), adding: “That is good news from a social perspective.”
Expenditure on expensive medicines fell from 2.67 billion euros ($2.9 billion) in 2021 to €2.53 billion in 2022. This is evident from the 'Key figures for intramural expensive medicines' , which the NZa published last week. The Dutch Healthcare Authority (NZa) defines 'expensive medicines' as medicines with and without competition that cost more than 1,000 euros per patient per year.
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