pharmaceutical supply chain

The pharmaceutical supply chain involves the journey of medicines from manufacturing plants to patients. It starts with developing and producing drugs, then distributing them to warehouses, pharmacies, hospitals, or clinics. Throughout the process, careful handling, storage, and tracking ensure safety and efficacy. Quality control and regulatory compliance are essential to prevent counterfeit or expired medicines from reaching consumers. Efficient coordination among manufacturers, distributors, and healthcare providers ensures timely access to medications, ultimately supporting effective patient care while maintaining safety and security in the supply process.