… of services, the private sector is a critical partner in the supply of medical technologies (medicines, vaccines, diagnostics, devices, and equipment). While many stakeholders are involved in making UHC…
… shortages and maldistribution of qualified health workers, prohibitively expensive good quality medicines and medical products, low access to digital health and innovative technologies, among others. Each…
… systems, increasing the health workforce, strengthening supply chains for vaccines and essential medicines, increasing partnerships for research and development, promoting innovation in health tools,…
… United States of America Email: mchaitkin@r4d.org 1 Dr Gilles FORTE Coordinator Essential Medicines and Health Products World Health Organization Switzerland Email: forteg@who.int Ms Ariane…
… which coordinated policies across different Secretariats to ensure availability of tests, equipment, medicines, and other supplies. Import and export permits were expedited for equipment and technologies…
… ABOUT HOW UHC CAN BE ATTAINED BY PROMOTING HEALTHY LIFESTYLES? CHECKING UNHEALTHY FOODS, DANGEROUS MEDICINES, CONNECTING TO NATURE, CUTTING OF PREVENTABLE CAUSES OF DISEASES? CAN WE? Like the fight to end…
… health systems are crucial to ensure the ongoing effecOveness of newly developed anOmicrobials. New medicines will not remain effecOve for long if they are introduced to contexts in which systems for managing…
… essential health-care services and access to safe, effective, quality and affordable essential medicines and vaccines for all, is an important target within the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), which…
… human rights laws. • Invest in health regulatory agencies (food & drug; tobacco & alcohol; medicines & technologies; medical & nursing training) and the implementation of the WHO Global Code of…
… human rights laws. • Invest in health regulatory agencies (food & drug; tobacco & alcohol; medicines & technologies; medical & nursing training) and the implementation of the WHO Global Code of…
