Public production of medicines
Challenges for a strategic policy on health
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https://doi.org/10.24215/26183188e007Keywords:
Public production of medicines, Argentine, health policy,, strategic developmentAbstract
The public production of medicines could be the solution to a problem of availability of medicines and their accessibility by large sectors of the population. It is a strategic sector that needs the implementation and articulation of public policies that integrate the areas of science and technology with those of production and development in health. In this article, we analyze some of the techno-productive and socio-institutional capacities of the public production of medicines in Argentina. We also show their strengths and weaknesses to become a strategic sector in the health area. This type of analysis allows a better understanding of the local possibilities of productive development to solve social problems. On the other hand, it provides elements to guide the administration of policies and technologies linked to the strategic development of a country
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