Final report on the design and implementation of a revolving drug fund in Dominica: a pricor study
- Management Sciences for Health Boston July 28, 1986
- 156 p.
Informs on a PRICOR study aimed at designing and implementing a feasible, effective and efficient Revolving Drug Fund (RDF) for Dominica. Reports on the study's purpose, methodology and administration, outlines the three step process of the PRICOR approach: (1) systematic analysis of the operational problem; (2) application of the most appropriate analytical method to identify the best solution(s) to that problem; and (3) validation of the solution(s), and provides recommendations for rationalizing Dominica's drug supply system.
General
HEALTH
INFORMATION
EDUCATION
MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEMS
DISTRIBUTION
COMMUNICATION
HEALTH SERVICES
DESIGN
METHODOLOGY
PRIMARY HEALTH CARE
MEDICAL SUPPLIES
PHARMACEUTICALS
01651-DM
Informs on a PRICOR study aimed at designing and implementing a feasible, effective and efficient Revolving Drug Fund (RDF) for Dominica. Reports on the study's purpose, methodology and administration, outlines the three step process of the PRICOR approach: (1) systematic analysis of the operational problem; (2) application of the most appropriate analytical method to identify the best solution(s) to that problem; and (3) validation of the solution(s), and provides recommendations for rationalizing Dominica's drug supply system.
General
HEALTH
INFORMATION
EDUCATION
MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEMS
DISTRIBUTION
COMMUNICATION
HEALTH SERVICES
DESIGN
METHODOLOGY
PRIMARY HEALTH CARE
MEDICAL SUPPLIES
PHARMACEUTICALS
01651-DM