Analysis of Drug Supply Activities at Song Hinh District Medical Center in 2024

Abstract

Objectives: To analyze the current drug supply situation at Song Hinh district health center in 2024.
Subjects and methods: The study was conducted using a retrospective descriptive design, focusing on the activities implemented and data related to drug supply at the Pharmacy department, Finance – Accounting department, Planning - Professional Affairs department, and Administration - Organization department of Song Hinh district health center.

Results: In 2024, Song Hinh district medical center (SHDMC) developed a drug list consisting of 189 items, divided into 23 pharmacological groups, corresponding to the local disease patterns. Among these, antiparasitic and anti-infective drugs accounted for the highest proportion of items in the list, reaching 18.52%, accurately reflecting the common treatment needs. Domestically produced drugs dominated, representing 95.62% of the total value of procured drugs, demonstrating compliance with the policy of prioritizing the use of domestic pharmaceuticals. The selection and supply of essential medicines (V and E), classified according to the ABC-VEN system, were emphasized, with budget allocations focused on high-priority groups (A, B, C), contributing to the efficient use of financial resources for pharmaceuticals. Storage, preservation, and dispensing of drugs at the Pharmacy department were strictly carried out in full compliance
with Circular no. 36/2018/TT-BYT of the Ministry of Health on "Good Storage Practices for drugs and drug substances."

Conclusion: Song Hinh district health center has developed a rational drug list that meets actual local treatment needs, with a high proportion of domestic drug usage. Additionally, drug management, storage, and dispensing have been effectively implemented in full compliance with current professional standards.