chapter 4 National medicine policy - WHO
4 / National medicine policy 4.3 stated: a national medicine policy should ensure that effec- tive and safe medicines of good quality are accessible and affordable to the entire population and that they are - ratio nally used. The 1980s saw the idea of an NMP emerging as a posi-tive concept, and the World Health Organization (WHO)
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