Strengthening the Pharmaceutical System in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia : Towards a Medicine Policy to Support Vision 2030
This document presents the major issues that were discussed in the process of working towards the development of a new medicines policy in Saudi Arabia, examining current national practice in light of international practices and experiences. The document is designed to foster discussion and help inform the development of a new national medicine policy. A detailed accounting of the evidence informing policy choices to be highlighted in an updated medicine policy are presented in Part I of this discussion paper; a proposed new National Medicine Policy itself is presented in Part ll. A new Medicine policy, once finalized and approved, will need to be implemented in a highly dynamic environment and must therefore allow for flexibility. It will need to be followed by the implementation of regulations, closely monitored, and adapted as necessary over time.
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Format: | Working Paper biblioteca |
Language: | English |
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World Bank, Washington, DC
2020
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Subjects: | PHARMACEUTICAL SYSTEM, MEDICINE POLICY, ACCESS TO HEALTH CARE, MEDICINE PRICING, PHARMACEUTICAL INDUSTRY, |
Online Access: | http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/305991624017831749/Strengthening-the-Pharmaceutical-System-in-the-Kingdom-of-Saudi-Arabia-Towards-a-Medicine-Policy-to-Support-Vision-2030 http://hdl.handle.net/10986/35846 |
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Summary: | This document presents the major issues
that were discussed in the process of working towards the
development of a new medicines policy in Saudi Arabia,
examining current national practice in light of
international practices and experiences. The document is
designed to foster discussion and help inform the
development of a new national medicine policy. A detailed
accounting of the evidence informing policy choices to be
highlighted in an updated medicine policy are presented in
Part I of this discussion paper; a proposed new National
Medicine Policy itself is presented in Part ll. A new
Medicine policy, once finalized and approved, will need to
be implemented in a highly dynamic environment and must
therefore allow for flexibility. It will need to be followed
by the implementation of regulations, closely monitored, and
adapted as necessary over time. |
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