Expediency, features of development and activities of pharmacy places with the production of medicines in the area of emergency situations
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.34287/MMT.1(44).2020.7Abstract
The article analyzes the legislative and regulatory acts that relate to pharmaceutical assistance to the population in emergency situations of civil and military time. The expediency of the development and operation of pharmacies in adapted premises with the right of extemporal manufacture of medicines in emergency situations is justified. The need for the development and implementation of a set of normative and methodological solutions aimed at improving the material and technical base of pharmacies and preparing pharmaceutical personnel for sustainable operation in extreme emergency situations is substantiated.
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