Comparative Analysis of National Drug Policies - Second Workshop Geneva, 10-13 June 1996 - EDM Research Series No. 025
(1997; 175 pages) Ver el documento en el formato PDF
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Ver el documentoExecutive summary
Ver el documentoI. Introduction
Cerrar esta carpetaII. Background on the research project
Ver el documento1. Research questions and objectives of the study
Ver el documento2. Study approach and research tools
Ver el documento3. Project past activities
Abrir esta carpeta y ver su contenidoIII. Second workshop
Abrir esta carpeta y ver su contenidoIV. Preliminary findings
Abrir esta carpeta y ver su contenidoV. Conclusions of the workshop and follow-up plans
Abrir esta carpeta y ver su contenidoAnnex 1: Research proposal
Ver el documentoAnnex 2: List of participants
Ver el documentoAnnex 3: Agenda
Ver el documentoAnnex 4: Questionnaire on NDP performance assessment
Abrir esta carpeta y ver su contenidoAnnex 5: Achievements of the national drug policies in the 12 countries
Ver el documentoAnnex 6: Consolidated tables
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1. Research questions and objectives of the study

The overall goal of the research is to assess the performance of national pharmaceutical policies - focusing on policy process and policy outputs:

The principal research question that the project seeks to answer is:

Have national drug policies (whether they exist as explicit policy documents, or are implicit in government actions) been successful in achieving the goals of availability, accessibility, good quality, and rational use of essential drugs? Why or why not?

The specific objectives of the research are:

• to identify strengths, weaknesses, and political dimensions of pharmaceutical policy formulation and implementation within each country;

• to propose explanations for cross national variations in performance; and

• to propose effective strategies, both national and international, that can improve pharmaceutical policy implementation.

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