National guidelines issued for medication regulation
The Medical Supply Authority in Libya has issued five new national guidelines aimed at improving the management of the supply chain and healthcare provisioning. These guidelines cover the quality and safety of medical supplies, procurement contract management, the organization of framework agreements with companies, the selection of original and generic medicines, and cost rationalization and reduction. Their goal is to standardize quality procedures, streamline contracting processes, promote transparency, and minimize waste, with a focus on ensuring the availability of high-quality medicines and medical supplies efficiently and cost-effectively. The guidelines are based on international best practices, support enhanced oversight, and include the development of performance indicators to measure efficiency and savings. These steps are part of Libya's efforts to strengthen the sustainability and integrity of medical supply systems within the healthcare sector, ensuring patient safety and the quality of healthcare services.
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