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Serhii H Ubohov¹, Viktor V Trokhymchuk¹, Violetta I Todorova¹

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Summary

This study developed a pharmaceutical integrated management system (PIMS) model for medicine production and distribution. The PIMS model provides a framework for regulation, documentation, and performance evaluation to enhance pharmaceutical services.

Keywords:

hospital pharmaceutical services integrated management system medicines pharmaceutical institution process model

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Area of Science:

Pharmaceutical Management
Quality Systems
Healthcare Administration

Background:

Integrated Management Systems (IMS) are an innovative trend in pharmaceutical production and distribution.
Implementing IMS in pharmaceutical institutions (PI) and hospital pharmaceutical services (HPS) requires a structured approach.

Purpose of the Study:

To substantiate and develop a process model for IMS in PI and HPS.
To establish approaches for regulation, documentation, performance evaluation, and improvement of these systems.

Main Methods:

Systematic review of international standards, regulations, and scientific publications.
Documentary analysis, generalization, observation, and structural-logical/graphic modeling were employed.

Main Results:

A typical process model for a pharmaceutical integrated management system (PIMS) was developed, aligning with quality, ecology, occupational health, and social responsibility standards.
Detailed content, expected outputs, and regulatory approaches for PIMS processes were defined.
A responsibility matrix and a hierarchical model for performance evaluation and improvement were created.

Conclusions:

The developed PIMS model serves as a foundation for establishing and regulating integrated management systems in pharmaceutical settings.
The study provides a basis for evaluating and continually improving PIMS performance within pharmaceutical institutions and hospital services.