Health disaster in least developed countries because of improper safeguard of medical drugs before reaching patients
Attiya Gul Rizwan
Pakistan
: J Pharm Drug Deliv Res
Abstract
Least developed countries in general and Pakistan in particular has a massive population of almost 200 millions. For the last ten years plus, it’s largely affected by the activities of extremists and shift of inhabitants from affected areas. Less than 70 percent population is getting proper health care medicine. This segment of the population has high child birth rate minimum 4-5 children per family. During pregnancy, injectable and other medical health aid given is without any proper authentication, not only affecting the mother health but also the new born. The individuals having wealth gets proper health care management. Because of less allocation of funds in country, budgets for country health care medicine safeguard implementation plan there are likely chances that country will lead to massive health disaster. Current rate of population increase vis-a vis-a health care support available to major segment is not comparable to developed countries. Aim of this work is to present a complete program level medicine safeguard improvement methodology and implementation plan before it reaches users and save this country from Health Disaster. This will not only support deprived segments of the country but also help them to engage in productive work so that they can support themselves economically and participate in improving family health.
Biography
