THE MINISTRY OF HEALTH DRUG MANAGEMENT SYSTEM THE CURRENT SITUATION February 2014.

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THE MINISTRY OF HEALTH DRUG MANAGEMENT SYSTEM THE CURRENT SITUATION February 2014

SUB SYSTEM: AVAILABILITY OF DRUGS, EQUIPMENT & FOOD SKN (NATIONAL HEALTH SYSTEM) AVAILABILITY OF DRUGS, HEALTH EQUIPMENT AND FOOD WHICH IS SAFE, APPROPRIATE AND USEFUL AND GOOD QUALITY, ESPECIALLY FOR DRUGS TO BE GUARENTEED AVAILABLE AND ACCESSIBLE IN ORDER TO IMPROVE THE COMMUNITY HEALTH TO A HIGHER LEVEL. GOAL 1.SUB SYSTEM: HEALTH SERVICES 2.SUB SYSTEM: HEALTH CARE FINANCING 3.SUB SYSTEM: HEALTH MANPOWER 4.SUB SYSTEM: AVAILABILITY OF DRUGS, EQUIPMENT AND FOOD 5.SUB SYSTEM: HEALTH INFORMATION M ANAGEMEN T 6.SUB SYSTEM: COMMUNITY EMPOWERMENT COMPONENTS COMMODITIES RESOURCES COMMUNITY EMPOWERMENT PHARMACY SERVICES SUPERVISION

Indicators Public Medicine Directorate Availability of drugs and Vaccine Use of generic drugs at Service Facilities Warehouse at districts follow standards

BASIC CONCEPT OF THE DRUG MANAGEMENT CYCLE Dit.Bina Obat Publik dan Perbekalan Kesehatan Management Support Procurement Planning Distribution Utilization Storage

ROLE OF CENTRAL AND DISTRICT LEVELS FOR DRUG AND HEALTH PROCUREMENT (PP 38/2007) SUB-SUB SECTION: AVAILABLE, DISTRIBUTION, DRUG QUALITY AND ACCESSABLE DRUGS THROUGH HEALTH PROCUREMENT CENTRAL: Availability and Management of Buffer Drug Stock, Health Equipment, Reagents & selected Vaccines. --Nasional Level PROVINCE: Availability and Management of Buffer Drug Stock, Health Equipment, Reagents & other Vaccines. -Province Level DISTRICT/CITY : Availability and management of PKD Drugs, health equipment, Reagents & Vaccine. -Dist/city Level

BASIC CONCEPT FOR DRUG MANAGEMENT Director General Pharm & Equpt Provincial Drug Management Dist/City Health Drug management Provincial Warehouse District/City Warehouse Central Program Provincial Health Program Dist/City health Program Health Center / other services Per Prov Per Dist/City Per serv Distribution Request Reporting note: Per Prov Per Dist/City Nasional Warehouse (IF)

PROCURMENT OF DRUGS AND VACCINE (1) Packets at the Central Level: a.CDC (TB, HIV/AIDS, Malaria, Filaria,Avian Flu, Environment, Regular Vaccine) b. Nutrition/Maternal (MCH and nutrition) c. Med Services (Reagent for Blood Screening) d.Sek Jen (Vaccine Meningitis and Haj vaccine Influenza, Umrah Vaccine Meningitis, Haj Medicine) e. Pharm/Health Equip (Buffer stock for the Provinces) e. Pharm/Health Equip (Buffer stock for the Provinces)

PROCUREMENT OF DRUGS AND VACCINE (2) Destination of Central Procurement: 1.In general: Provinces 2.Special Haj Meningitis Vaccine and Influenza Vaccine: Provinces 3.Umrah Meningitis Vaccine: Port Health 4.Reagent Blood Screening: Health Centers and Hospital Blood Transfusion sites. 5.Haj Drugs: In Saudi Arabia and at Embarcation.

PROCUREMENT OF DRUGS AND VACCINE (3) Procurement Process: 1.General method : e-Procurement (LPSE) 2.Goods received: start August 2012, except vaccine. 3.Receiving Documents (Proof of Receipt) a. At the time of delivery a. At the time of delivery b. At time of use b. At time of use 4.Receipt of delivery: a. Related to State Assets rules (BMN) a. Related to State Assets rules (BMN) b. Estimated time frame: 4 th Quarter b. Estimated time frame: 4 th Quarter

CHALLENGES EXCESS/ STOCKOUT/ EXPIRATION DISTRIBU TION METHOD SELECTION RESPONSIBI LILITY MULTI SOURCE FUNDING SPECIFICA TIONS PROGRAM POLICY

Policy decision on program drug responsibility Use integrated planningImplement program drugs managementDevelop an Online Logistic SystemFund availability for standard procurement and distributionProvide awards for good drug managementImplement e-catelog for procurement POLICY ONE GATE POLICY

Pharmcutical management PROGRAM MANAGEMENT PLANNING DRUG NEEDS DRUG PROCURE AND DISTRIBUTE UTILIZE DRUGS - Program Accomplishment Targets - Evidence based Drug Selection - Evaluate the Drug Use - Evaluate Drug Management - Fund Availability EVIDENCE BASED CONSISTANT WITH TARGETS GOOD MANAGEMENT ADEQUATE BUDGET EFFECTIVE AND EFFICIENT PROCUREMENT MECHANISM REPORTING - EVALUATION

Dir.Bina Obat Publik dan Perbekalan Kesehatan SUPPORTING DATA THAT IS NEEDED STOCKS OF DRUGS AND VACCINE 135 drug items 9 vaccine items USE OF GENERIC DRUGS AT HEALTH SERVICE FACILITIES COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTERS HOSPITALS PROFILE OF DISTRICT/CITY DRUG WAREHOUSES PERSONNAL & FACILITIES SUPPORT

SUMMARY OF CONCLUSIONS

CONCLUSIONS (1)  The availability and distribution aspect, including program drugs, are always being considered under the Ministry of Health policy, as included in the National Drug Policy (2006) and part of Community Health Reform (2009)  Improve availability and distribution of program drugs as part of the effort to support the acheivment of program goals in an effective and efficient manner.

CONCLUSIONS (2) The strategy and policy for supporting availability of program drugs include selection responsibility, one gate policy and integrated planning, an on line logistic system, improved management, and the development of a reporting system. Improve the role of the province and district/ City through the one gate policy, integrated drug planning, and the use and development of on line logistic system. The improvement of the above will be carried out with the participation and active role of all related stakeholders.

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