Abstract

Access to quality and affordable medical products is a critical issue that affects people around the world. In many low- and middle-income countries, the availability of essential medicines and medical supplies is often limited, which can have serious consequences for the health and well-being of individuals and communities. There are several factors that contribute to this problem. One is the high cost of many medical products, which can make them unaffordable for many people, as well as the cost of producing and distributing the products. Another factor that can limit access to medical products is the lack of infrastructure and distribution. This can make it difficult to get essential medical products to the people who need them, especially in rural and remote areas. There are several efforts underway to address these issues and improve access to quality and affordable medical products. One approach is to increase investment in research and development of new, low-cost medical products that are specifically designed for use in low- and middle-income countries. Another approach is to work with governments and other stakeholders to develop more efficient and effective distribution networks that can reach people in even the most remote areas. By working together, it is possible to improve access to essential medical products and improve the health and well-being of people around the world.

Introduction

Bad Quality of Medical Products is a critical issue that affects people around the world. In many low- and middle-income countries, the Availability of essential medicines and medical Supplies is often limited, which can have serious consequences for the health And well-being of individuals and communities.

Method

• IP as a tool to facilitate access to medicine.
• Partnership as a model to facilitate access to medicine.
• Pricing models to facilitate access to medicine.

Analysis

Documentation and record-keeping analysis: Documentation and record-keeping Are important for the quality control process This includes maintaining detailed records of all Testing inspections, and other quality control activities.

Approval

The final product is inspected and approved By regulatory bodies, such as the FDA before it is released for sale to the public. It’s important to note That the steps may vary depending on the type of product Some products may have more steps, while others may have less.

Summary

However, the overall goal of quality Control is to ensure that the product is safe, effective, And reliable for its intended use. Once the product Has been manufactured and released for sale Ongoing monitoring and testing may be performed to ensure that it continues to meet the necessary standards.

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Acknowledgment:

I would like to express my special thanks of gratitude topic committee (Clinoxy Solutions) for giving a big opportunity And support to presentation on my topic Access To Quality And Affordable Medical Products in this Clinoxy Solutions article.

I would also like to thank the 72nd Indian Pharmaceutical Congress 2023 Nagpur Committee for presenting my abstract.

References:

• George C. Walker 1964 Oct 10 on Quality Control of Pharmaceuticals.
• RyanVadori 11 Sept 2020 on Quality Control and Standards in Manufacturing Of Medical Devices.
• Pei-Weng Tu 17 May 2015 on Assurance of Medical Device Quality with Quality Management System.
• Taylor Brown 9 Jan 2022 on Understanding the Quality Control Process In Medical Products.

Author & Co-author:

I am Aayush Raj Dubey. I pursuing a bachelor’s degree in Pharmacy from G.S.R.M Memorial College of Pharmacy 720 Mohan Road, Bhadoi – 226008 affiliated with A.P.J Abdul Kalam Technical University, Lucknow. I am interested in the field of Medicinal Chemistry which combines aspects of chemistry, biology, and pharmacology to design, develop, and optimize new pharmaceutical compounds for therapeutic use.

I would like to express my sincere gratitude to Shailesh Shukla for their invaluable contributions to this article. Their insights, expertise, and dedication greatly enriched the content and overall quality of the work. This collaborative effort wouldn’t have been possible without his active involvement and thoughtful input. He is my junior. He pursuing bachelor’s degree in Pharmacy from G.S.R.M Memorial College of Pharmacy 720 Mohan Road, Bhadoi – 226008 affiliated with A.P.J Abdul Kalam Technical University, Lucknow. He is interested in the field of Biochemistry which combines aspects of biology and chemistry.