A Short Information Manual on: The Tanzania National Drug Policy, The Master Plan for the Pharmaceutical Sector 1992-2000 Tanzania Mainland - A Summary, Hospital Therapeutic Committees: A. The Tanzania National Drug Policy: 3. Tanzania National Drug Policy 1991: VIII. Financial Resources

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A Short Information Manual on: The Tanzania National Drug Policy, The Master Plan for the Pharmaceutical Sector 1992-2000 Tanzania Mainland - A Summary, Hospital Therapeutic Committees (WHO; 1993; 42 pages)
	Foreword
	A. The Tanzania National Drug Policy
		1. Background
		2. Initial Activities
		3. Tanzania National Drug Policy 1991
			I. Introduction*
			II. Drug Availability
				1. Drug selection
				2. Drug procurement
				3. Distribution
				4. Quality assurance
			III. Rational Drug Use
				1. Education and Training
				2. Drug Information
				3. Control of Misuse
				4. Hospital Pharmaceuticals and Supplies Committees
				5. Advertising and Promotion
			IV. National Pharmaceutical Production
				1. Promotion
				2. Product Range and Coordination
				3. Pricing mechanisms
			V. Traditional Medicine
				1. Promotion
				2. Research and Production
				3. Safety and Use
			VI. Intersectoral Cooperation
			VII. Technical Cooperation with Other Countries
			VIII. Financial Resources
			IX. Legislation
		4. Notes of clarification on some statements in the National Drug Policy document
	B. The Masterplan for the Pharmaceutical Sector of Tanzania Mainland 1992 - 2000
		1. Introduction
		2. Central Medical Stores (CMS)
		3. Pharmaceuticals and Supplies Unit (PSU)
		4. Pharmacy Board
			4.1. General
			4.2. Drug Legislation
			4.3. Drug Registration
			4.4. Drug Inspection
			4.5. Drug Information
			4.6. Drug Advertising and Promotion
		5. Drug Quality Assurance and Control
		6. Local Production of Pharmaceutical Products
		7. Traditional Medicine
		8. Local Financing of Drugs
		9. Conclusions
	C. Hospital Therapeutic Committees
		I. Introduction
		II. Establishing Therapeutic Committees
		III. Functions of Hospital Therapeutic Committees
		IV. Discussion of the Functions
		V. Composition of Hospital Therapeutic Committees
		VI. Support of Hospital Therapeutic Committees

VIII. Financial Resources

a. The aim of the National Drug Policy is to provide essential drugs to those who need them, at the lowest price consistent with good quality.

b. Requirements for financial resources will be based on careful estimation of the total quantities of drugs needed in the country through all sources: Ministry of Health, parastatals, Non-Governmental Organisations (NGO's), private wholesalers and pharmacies, including the cost of local production.

c. The policy will be directed towards involvement of different governmental, parastatal, private organisations and individuals where justifiable, and towards partial financing of drug supplies.

d. The Ministry of Health will work in close collaboration with all interested parties, including the Planning Commission, Ministry of Finance, Ministry of Industries & Trade, the Bank of Tanzania, so that due priority is given to financing of essential drugs for the nation.

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