Essential medicines in Algeria: Government draws up a national list, says El Moudjahid
According to El Moudjahid, the Government is drawing up a national list of essential medicines that records the priority medicines.
In short
According to El Moudjahid, the Government is drawing up a national list of essential medicines. This reference document records the priority medicines to meet the health needs of the population. It is meant to help plan pharmaceutical needs and secure supply.
Key points
- According to El Moudjahid, the Government is drawing up a national list of essential medicines.
- The reference document records the priority medicines.
- It concerns the health needs of the population.
- It is meant to help plan pharmaceutical needs and organise the availability of treatments.
- It is also meant to secure their supply.
What the dispatch reports
According to El Moudjahid, the Government is drawing up a national list of essential medicines. The dispatch describes it as a reference document.
The document records the priority medicines, to meet the health needs of the population.
What the list is meant for
Per El Moudjahid, the list is meant to help plan pharmaceutical needs. It is also meant to organise the availability of treatments and secure their supply.
- Plan pharmaceutical needs
- Organise the availability of treatments
- Secure their supply
Frequently asked questions
What is the Government doing according to El Moudjahid?
According to El Moudjahid, the Government is drawing up a national list of essential medicines. It records the priority medicines.
What is the national list of essential medicines meant for?
According to the El Moudjahid dispatch, it is meant to help plan pharmaceutical needs, organise the availability of treatments and secure their supply.
Who can handle this procedure in Algeria?
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