WHO National Drug Policy and the Theory and Practice of Rational Drug Use

Author: Tang Jingbo Sun Jing
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2005-10-01
Features: WHO's Health Work Policy: Establishment, Aims, and Mission
Health as the Core of Social Development
Challenges of the 21st Century – Health for All
Outstanding Work, Extraordinary Contributions
Rational Drug Use International Network Introduction
Drug Policy as a Basic Human Right
Availability of Essential Medicines
Proceedings of the International Conference on National Drug Policies
WHO National Drug Regulation Monitoring Indicators (2nd Edition, 1999)
Necessity and Urgency of Formulating China's National Drug Policy
Application of Essential Medicines
Safety Supervision of Medicines
On the Broad Concept of Medicinal Safety
WHO Guidelines for Adverse Drug Reaction Monitoring and Reporting
Pharmacovigilance: Ensuring Safe Medication Use
Safe Injection
Issues and Countermeasures of Rational Drug Use in China
Current Status and Countermeasures of Medical Quality and Rational Drug Use
Proceedings of the National Academic Symposium on Rational Drug Use
Methods for Investigating Drug Use in Medical Institutions – Selective Drug Use Indicators
International Indicators for Rational Drug Use
Multicenter Intervention Research Standardized Prescription Guidelines
Promoting Rational Drug Use as a Vehicle – 10 Recommendations by the Drug and Therapeutics Committee for Developing Countries to Improve Medication Use
Management Strategies for the Use of Antimicrobial Agents
World Health Organization's Global Strategy to Combat Antimicrobial Resistance
Pilot Program for Hospital Antimicrobial Drug Use Survey – Selective Indicators
Drug Procurement and Supply Management
Drug Procurement Management Specification
Drug Procurement Management Specification (GPPP) Operational Principles
International Ethical Standards for Drug Promotion
International Indicators for Rapid Evaluation of the Efficiency of Drug Supply Systems
Evaluation of Traditional Medicine and Drug Import Procedures