Two Papers on Pharmaceuticals in Developing Countries /

By:

Segall, Malcolm

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Brighton : Institute of Development Studies at the University of Sussex , [1976]Description: [2], 23 pISBN:

0903354314

Contained works:

Barker, C. E

Subject(s):

DDC classification:

362.1 SEG

LOC classification:

RA401.A1 T86

Summary: This paper is intended to provide some medical background to the questions that arise over pharmaceuticals and to put these questions into a broader framework of health planning. To some extent it seeks to counter-balance a tendency to assume that the drugs in current use in many developing countries are more or less 'needed', and that the main problem is how to obtain them cheaply and self-reliantly. Therefore,this paper, takes a mainly normative approach, attempting to point to the goals towards which a rational pharmaceuticals policy could be directed.

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This paper is intended to provide some medical background to the questions that arise over pharmaceuticals and to put these questions into a broader framework of health planning. To some extent it seeks to counter-balance a tendency to assume that the drugs in current use in many developing countries are more or less 'needed', and that the main problem is how to obtain them cheaply and self-reliantly. Therefore,this paper, takes a mainly normative approach, attempting to point to the goals towards which a rational pharmaceuticals policy could be directed.

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