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Generalised myasthenia gravis (gMG) in Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme (PBS) 012-26020435



This document outlines details of PBS-subsidised ravulizumab for patients with generalised myasthenia gravis (gMG).

For information on how to process a PBS Authority, see Processing Complex Authority Required Listings.

Generalised myasthenia gravis (gMG) quick reference

Table 1

Restrictions

Authority level and section

PA assessment

Processing system

Prescriber type

Prescriber self-serve

Acute severe

PB394 form

Written

Electronic

S100:

ravulizumab

No

OPA

Must be treated by a prescriber who is a:

  • neurologist
  • clinical immunologist with expertise in the treatment of gMG
  • medical practitioner in consultation with one of the above specialist types

Yes

Bridging therapy

PB395 form

Written

Electronic

S100:

ravulizumab

No

OPA

Must be treated by a prescriber who is a:

  • neurologist
  • clinical immunologist with expertise in the treatment of gMG
  • medical practitioner in consultation with one of the above specialist types

Yes

Treatment refractory Initial

PB396 form

Written

Electronic

S100:

ravulizumab

No

OPA

Must be treated by a prescriber who is a:

  • neurologist
  • clinical immunologist with expertise in the treatment of gMG
  • medical practitioner in consultation with one of the above specialist types

Yes

Treatment refractory Initial grandfather

PB398 form

Written

Electronic

S100:

ravulizumab

No

OPA

Must be treated by a prescriber who is a:

  • neurologist
  • clinical immunologist with expertise in the treatment of gMG
  • medical practitioner in consultation with one of the above specialist types

Yes

Treatment refractory Continuing

PB397 form

Written

Electronic

S100:

ravulizumab

No

OPA

Must be treated by a prescriber who is a:

  • neurologist
  • clinical immunologist with expertise in the treatment of gMG
  • medical practitioner in consultation with one of the above specialist types

Yes