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Series of Thirteen Articles
Tackling Low Medication Supplies and Disruptions in the Supply Chain Amidst the COVID-19 Pandemic
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Moving Forward
Accessing medications that are safe, effective, and of high quality is multifaceted and requires having several necessary tools at hand. Strategies during turbulent times (3/3)
By having better policies and information-sharing, institutions and professionals will be better equipped to create initiatives and/or safeguards that target the most pressing issues. Strategies during turbulent times (2/3)
To foster sustainable innovation, engage with diverse stakeholders and leverage technology. Strategies during turbulent times (1/3)
Evaluating and creating processes and plans are critical strategies of any institution. Eight Lessons Learned
Last year, Dr. Kaakeh gave a TEDx titled “The Struggle to Access Medications,” where she shared eight key lessons highlighting what we need moving forward as we tackle the issue of lack of access to medications. This was conducted before COVID-19; however, these lessons still hold true today. The eight lessons are outlined below. Alarms during the pandemic and beyond (3/3)
Several factors should be taken into account in attempts to understand the real impact on the supply chain. Alarms during the pandemic and beyond (2/3)
Delivery of materials and products, workforce capabilities, and the availability of complete information remain a significant concern. Alarms during the pandemic and beyond (1/3)
Fluctuations in the pharmaceutical supply chain can lead to access and safety concerns. Understanding the Global Medication Supply Chain
The pharmaceutical supply chain is global and sensitive to disruptions worldwide. Critical Medications in Short Supply
Any medication may be susceptible to a shortage; however, medications used during intensive and emergency care are particularly vulnerable during this time. Drug Shortages (2/2)
The impact on patient care, safety, operations, and costs caused by drug shortages are intensified during crises. Drug Shortages (1/2)
With hundreds of medications already in short supply, global crises (like COVID-19) create additional burden on the supply chain. Medications: the need and struggle to access
Medications play an instrumental role in the prevention and treatment of many diseases, yet billions still lack access. |
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Dr. Rola Kaakeh
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