Center for Pharmaceutical Management Programs

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Center for Pharmaceutical Management
Programs James Rankin
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Center for Pharmaceutical Management

• CPM works to improve health worldwide through
  enhancing access to and improving use of
  essential medicines and other health care
  products

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Supply Management Cycle
Selection
Management
Procurement
Use
Support
Distribution
Policy and Legal Framework
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CPM Focus Areas

• Rationalizing drug selection and procurement
• Facilitating sound distribution and warehousing
  practices
• Improving information management and inventory
  control
• Expanding access to and use of objective drug
  information resources
• Promoting rational drug prescribing and
  dispensing
• Promoting appropriate drug use (prescribed
  medications and self-care)

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Center for Pharmaceutical Management
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Rational Pharmaceutical Management Plus (RPM Plus)

• USAID-funded, 5-year program
• Core funded initiatives include global
  collaboration and INRUD coordination
• Initiatives in more than 20 developing countries
• Objectives
• Improve the availability of health commodities of
  assured quality
• Strengthen management of health commodities in
  public and private sectors
• Develop and disseminate best practices information

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Targeted Pharmaceutical Management Assistance

• World Bank Procurement Documents and Training
• MSH/IDA Training Course in Managing Drug Supply
  for Primary Health Care
• Public-private options analysis El Salvador and
  Philippines
• Rational use training on regional basis

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Strategies for Enhancing Access to Medicines

• Improving access to medicines through local
  public-private collaboration
• Supported by the Bill Melinda Gates Foundation
• 5-year program

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SEAM Program Components

• Country-level public-private initiatives to
  improve access to essential drugs and commodities
• Feasibility assessment of franchising outlets for
  essential drugs and commodities
• Technical collaboration with global drug/vaccines
  initiatives
• Development and deployment of information and
  communications tools to support technical
  interventions

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Country Strategies

• Framework and indicators to measure access
• Pharmaceutical sector assessments and baseline
  measurements of access
• Public-private interventions aimed at specific
  access gaps

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Franchising

• Concept elaboration
• Business plan
• Testing of financial assumptions
• Country feasibility study
• First collaboration Cry for the World
  Foundation/Kenya
• Consider other potential opportunities and
  countries

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Global Technical Collaboration

• Collaboration in First Year
• Collaboration with WHO/EDM
• Design GDF procurement and quality assurance
  methods
• GDF country visits
• Potential collaborations
• Ongoing coordination with WHO EDM
• Long term staff support to Stop TB
• Roll Back Malaria
• Green Light Committee
• Global Fund

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Communications Information Dissemination

• WHO-MSH Consultative Meetings
• Annual SEAM program conference
• Drug management software suite
• IT support to facilitate improved access to and
  use of essential medicines
• Promotion of access to drug information
• CPM publications

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CPM Publications
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Advisory Committee

• Precious Matsoso
• Jane Nicholson
• Eva Ombaka
• Ok Pannenborg
• Roy Penchansky
• Jonathan Quick
• Philippa Saunders
• Chitr Sitthi-amorn

• Oscar Arias Sánchez
• Zafrullah Chowdhury
• Henk den Besten
• Graham Dukes
• Jaime Galvez Tan
• David Heymann
• Jorge Jimenez de la Jara
• Anglade Malan Kla