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Title: Managing Drug Supply: The Selection, Procurement, Distribution, and Use of Pharmaceuticals (Kumarian Press Books on International Development) by Management Sciences for Health, Jonathan D. Dr. Quick, Management Sciences for Health (Firm), World Health Organization ISBN: 1-56549-047-9 Publisher: Kumarian Press Pub. Date: April, 1997 Format: Paperback Volumes: 1 List Price(USD): $95.00

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Average Customer Rating: 5 (2 reviews)

Rating: 5
Summary: A very good workbook
Comment: This book mainly shows how to manage the logistics system. It also includes other managerial functions related to drug supply as general management, financial, HR, MIS. It is very "friendly" for readers and will be so appreciated by high and middle level managers and other health professionals. The book becomes a tool for training people on health logistics management and the support system around. The main issues of theory and practical cases are founded on third world countries. It is an improved second edition and I strong recommend this book for managers, researchers and teachers in the field of health services management.

Rating: 5
Summary: AN EXCELENT BOOK FOR ALL HEALTH SERVICES MANAGERS
Comment: This book mainly shows how to manage the logistics system. It also includes other managerial functions related to drug supply as general management, financial, HR, SIG. It is very "friendly" for readers and will be so appreciated by high and middle level managers and other health professionals. The book becomes a tool for training people on health logistics management and the support system around. The main issues of theory and practical cases are founded on third world countries. It is an improved second edition and I strong recommend this book for managers, researchers and teachers in the field of health services management.