WHO Medicines Policy website
When developing, implementing and/or monitoring the effectiveness of national medicines (including ARVs) policies, guidelines, strategies and plans that ensure the availability, affordability and rational use of essential medicines and traditional, complementary and alternative medicines that are safe, effective and of good quality.
Politique
- Sous-catégories Paludisme, Santé reproductive, Tuberculose, VIH/SIDA
- Commodities Médicaments
- Date de mise à jour Updated regularly
- Version None
- Développé par WHO/OMS
- Quand l'utiliser When developing, implementing and/or monitoring the effectiveness of national medicines (including ARVs) policies, guidelines, strategies and plans that ensure the availability, affordability and rational use of essential medicines and traditional, complementary and alternative medicines that are safe, effective and of good quality.
- Langues Anglais
- Niveau d'utilisation Central
- Forme Website
- Amount of training / TA required None
- Inputs & outputs Inputs: None. Outputs: How to develop and implement a national medicines policy
- Coût Free
- Advantages This guideline focuses on the national drug policy process, strategies and options which can be used by countries and organizations active in the pharmaceutical sector. Each policy component is discussed, with a focus on current problems and new challenges. Each chapter presents strategies and practical approaches that can be used to improve the situation. All chapters include references to publications that provide additional technical and practical details.
- Contraintes The document deals with the pharmaceutical in general, not specific to HIV AIDS
- Disponibilité http://www.who.int/medicines/areas/policy/en/index.html
- Remarques None
- Contact psminfo@who.int
- Submission date 2010-07-06 16:15:16