https://doi.org/10.4081/hls.2024.11864
The evaluation of drug management (selection, procurement, and lead time of drug order) in hospital during COVID-19 in Indonesia
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In the current COVID-19 era, one of the critical factors influencing the quality of hospital services is drug management, with planning and procurement being particularly pivotal to avoid drug shortages. This study aimed to examine the selection, procurement, and lead time aspects of drug management at the pharmacy installation hospital in Jakarta during the COVID-19 pandemic. Conducted as a descriptive study with retrospective data, total sampling was utilized to collect data, incorporating 1,413 drugs. The data, collected on observation sheets, underwent univariate analysis using Microsoft Excel. Results indicated that out of the seven measurable indicators, two met the standards: the percentage of allocated funds for drug procurement at 70.5%, and the frequency of errors in orders occurring five times. However, five indicators fell below the standards: the suitability of drug items with the National Formulary at 14.15%, the suitability of drug items with the Hospital Formulary at 68.15% (with an 80% benchmark), the frequency of each item's procurement in a year at a low category of 43.45%, the percentage of conformity between planning and reality at 99.61%, and the achievement of lead time for ordering drugs at 5.08 days. In conclusion, the selection, procurement, and lead time aspects of drug management at the "X" Hospital Pharmacy Installation did not fully meet the established standards. Therefore, it is recommended that healthcare management implements and adheres to robust drug management system regulations, particularly during pandemic situations, to ensure optimal hospital services.
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Ismaya, N. A., Pratiwi, R. D., Andriati, R., Indah, F. P. S., Aulia, G., Ayuningtyas, G., & Shinta, P. (2024). The evaluation of drug management (selection, procurement, and lead time of drug order) in hospital during COVID-19 in Indonesia. Healthcare in Low-Resource Settings, 12(3). https://doi.org/10.4081/hls.2024.11864
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