Drug prices in Argentina

The country has three separate health systems: government, social security and private. They are vastly different, and yet total healthcare expenditures are a mere 4.6% of the G.N.P. There is an essential drugs program, a fledgling patent law, and a national formulary. Drug consumption in the countr...

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Autor principal: Vernengo, Marcelo Jorge
Publicado: 2003
Materias:
Health system
Pharmaceutical market prices
essential drug
non prescription drug
Argentina
drug cost
drug formulary
drug legislation
drug marketing
drug use
government
health care access
health care cost
health care system
health program
human
money
patent
prescription
priority journal
private health insurance
review
social security
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spelling paper:paper_15385698_v12_n4_p295_Vernengo2023-06-08T16:20:18Z Drug prices in Argentina Vernengo, Marcelo Jorge Health system Pharmaceutical market prices essential drug non prescription drug Argentina drug cost drug formulary drug legislation drug marketing drug use government health care access health care cost health care system health program human money patent prescription priority journal private health insurance review social security The country has three separate health systems: government, social security and private. They are vastly different, and yet total healthcare expenditures are a mere 4.6% of the G.N.P. There is an essential drugs program, a fledgling patent law, and a national formulary. Drug consumption in the country is the 5th highest, after France, Spain, USA and Venezuela. Drug prices are printed on cartons. The government wants to end the OTC sale of prescription drugs and to maintain a better data system, as well as to promote price competition. © 2003 by The Haworth Press, Inc. All rights reserved. Fil:Vernengo, M.J. Universidad de Buenos Aires. Facultad de Ciencias Exactas y Naturales; Argentina. 2003 https://bibliotecadigital.exactas.uba.ar/collection/paper/document/paper_15385698_v12_n4_p295_Vernengo http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_15385698_v12_n4_p295_Vernengo
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collection Biblioteca Digital - Facultad de Ciencias Exactas y Naturales (UBA)
topic Health system
Pharmaceutical market prices
essential drug
non prescription drug
Argentina
drug cost
drug formulary
drug legislation
drug marketing
drug use
government
health care access
health care cost
health care system
health program
human
money
patent
prescription
priority journal
private health insurance
review
social security
spellingShingle Health system
Pharmaceutical market prices
essential drug
non prescription drug
Argentina
drug cost
drug formulary
drug legislation
drug marketing
drug use
government
health care access
health care cost
health care system
health program
human
money
patent
prescription
priority journal
private health insurance
review
social security
Vernengo, Marcelo Jorge
Drug prices in Argentina
topic_facet Health system
Pharmaceutical market prices
essential drug
non prescription drug
Argentina
drug cost
drug formulary
drug legislation
drug marketing
drug use
government
health care access
health care cost
health care system
health program
human
money
patent
prescription
priority journal
private health insurance
review
social security
description The country has three separate health systems: government, social security and private. They are vastly different, and yet total healthcare expenditures are a mere 4.6% of the G.N.P. There is an essential drugs program, a fledgling patent law, and a national formulary. Drug consumption in the country is the 5th highest, after France, Spain, USA and Venezuela. Drug prices are printed on cartons. The government wants to end the OTC sale of prescription drugs and to maintain a better data system, as well as to promote price competition. © 2003 by The Haworth Press, Inc. All rights reserved.
author Vernengo, Marcelo Jorge
author_facet Vernengo, Marcelo Jorge
author_sort Vernengo, Marcelo Jorge
title Drug prices in Argentina
title_short Drug prices in Argentina
title_full Drug prices in Argentina
title_fullStr Drug prices in Argentina
title_full_unstemmed Drug prices in Argentina
title_sort drug prices in argentina
publishDate 2003
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