Evidence, Not Assumptions: Understanding Medicine Shortages Through Health Policy and Systems Research

Sunday Standard Evidence, Not Assumptions: Understanding Medicine Shortages Through Health Policy and Systems Research Last month, I argued that patients experience one health system rather than separate government ministries. A decision on taxation affects access to care. Medicine procurement influences public confidence. Health financing shapes treatment choices. Patients do not experience these issues separately. They experience them together. That discussion leads naturally to another question. How should governments recognise The post Evidence, Not Assumptions: Understanding Medicine Shortages Through Health Policy and Systems Research first appeared on Sunday Standard and is written by Thabo Seleke

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WIRE — Sunday Standard Evidence, Not Assumptions: Understanding Medicine Shortages Through Health Policy and Systems Research Last month, I argued that patients experience one health system rather than separate government ministries. A decision on taxation affects access to care. Medicine procurement influences public confidence. Health financing shapes treatment choices. Patients do not experience these issues separately. They experience them together. That discussion leads naturally to another question. How should governments recognise The post Evidence, Not Assumptions: Understanding Medicine Shortages Through Health Policy and Systems Research first appeared on Sunday Standard and is written by Thabo Seleke

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