Policy and Models: Review of Policies on Centralized Procurement of Medicines

Author: Li Chengfa
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Features: This book analyzes the achievements and problems of centralized drug procurement, proposing a series of challenging theories on drug procurement management in public medical institutions and public policy issues. The formulation of these propositions is of great significance for deepening the procurement system of medical institutions and the entire reform of the drug circulation system. Drawing on research findings on procurement models both domestically and internationally, the book integrates drug procurement in medical institutions into the drug circulation supply service system, based on pharmaceutical e-commerce, and establishes an alternative model for centralized drug procurement. This model is summarized in twelve steps, each of which is further broken down into several processes and rules, and can be directly applied to project management and procurement decision-making in centralized drug procurement. It is highly systematic, targeted, and operational. The publication of this book holds significant practical value for improving centralized drug procurement policies, standardizing centralized drug procurement practices, and establishing a new procurement system in public medical institutions that adapts to the socialist market economy system and aligns with international practices.