Despite the apparent effort that the Ministry of Health is making to address the problem of stock-outs of essential drugs in health units, the effort does not seem to be felt, especially in the component of availability of essential drugs in peripheral health units and coordination. warehousing and distribution chain logistics between district and provincial levels. In the last session of questions to the Government, which took place in the AR on the 22nd of July of this year, the Minister of Health informed the deputies that in relation to the availability of medicines, “Distributions of Classical Medicines of the 1st and 2nd quarters and the 3rd Quarter Distribution is currently in progress”1. In the same speech, the Minister for the department recognized that the effort to be undertaken by her team should translate into “the availability of more resources, training in the management of more staff, in the structural reorganization of logistics taking into account our extension. geographic and other conditions”.
