ASHP guidelines on managing drug product shortages¶
Fox, & McLaughlin. (2013). ASHP guidelines on managing drug product shortages. American Journal of Health-System Pharmacy.
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- Stockout
- Health systems respond exactly as the cost-ratio branch prescribes: they carry thick buffers and set very high service-level targets for these items, maintain redundant suppliers, and (during national shortages, which the FDA tracks) invoke formal substitution and rationing protocols.
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“estimated at $209 million in 2013 for the purchase of more-expensive substitutes alone”
- Health systems respond exactly as the cost-ratio branch prescribes: they carry thick buffers and set very high service-level targets for these items, maintain redundant suppliers, and (during national shortages, which the FDA tracks) invoke formal substitution and rationing protocols.
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