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close this bookNational Drug Policy (Second Edition) - Ghana (GNDP; 2004; 37 pages)
View the documentPREFACE
View the documentACKNOWLEDGEMENT
View the documentLIST OF ACRONYMS
View the documentINTRODUCTION
View the documentGOAL
View the documentOBJECTIVES
View the documentSITUATIONAL ANALYSIS
Open this folder and view contents1.0 DRUG SELECTION
Open this folder and view contents2.0 DRUG PROCUREMENT, STORAGE AND DISTRIBUTION
Open this folder and view contents3.0 DRUG FINANCING
Open this folder and view contents4.0 QUALITY ASSURANCE
Open this folder and view contents5.0 LOCAL MANUFACTURE OF PHARMACEUTICAL AND TRADITIONAL MEDICINAL PRODUCTS
Open this folder and view contents6.0 RATIONAL DRUG USE
Open this folder and view contents7.0 GLOBAL TRADE AND PHARMACEUTICALS
Open this folder and view contents8.0 EMERGING DISEASES AND PHARMACEUTICALS
Open this folder and view contents9.0 HUMAN RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT FOR DRUG MANAGEMENT
Open this folder and view contents10.0 TRADITIONAL MEDICINAL PRODUCTS
close this folder11.0 RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT
View the document11.1 Preamble
View the document11.2 Objective
View the document11.3 Policy statement
Open this folder and view contents12.0 NATIONAL DRUG POLICY IMPLEMENTATION
View the documentANNEX A: DEFINITIONS
View the documentANNEX B: RELEVANT REGULATIONS ON PHARMACEUTICALS
 

11.3 Policy statement

11.3.1 Research institutions shall be strengthened and supported to ensure the achievements of the objectives of the pharmaceutical sector.

11.3.2 The Government, through its tertiary institutions and other research centres shall encourage and support collaboration between local drug manufacturers and herbal industries.

11.3.3 Research priorities shall be determined on the basis of major health problems encountered in the country.

11.3.4 Research shall be aimed at supporting essential drugs programme and rational drug use.

11.3.5 The government shall support areas of health research that have bearing on the National Drug Policy.

11.3.6 The Government shall encourage the development of high level multidisciplinary research in disciplines such as medicine, pharmacy, pharmacology, medicinal chemistry and the training of research personnel into the relevant areas of interest.

11.3.7 Exploratory and developmental research into local raw materials as sources for excipients shall be actively supported in order to achieve the objective of increased national self-sufficiency in essential drug requirements.

11.3.8 The MOH shall make use of research findings in making necessary adjustments in its strategies to ensure achievement of the objectives of the NDP.

11.3.9 Government shall establish a co-ordinating centre to collaborate with recognised research institutions for drug research for the purpose of the appropriate use of their findings.

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