Survey data show healthcare practitioner perspectives on the need to make the medicines supply chain more resilient to prepare for future public health crises.
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95% of physicians surveyed believe COVID-19 revealed vulnerabilities in the medicines supply chain that are not going away.
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90% are concerned that the global medicines supply chain may not be reliable in a time of crisis.
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83% believe drug shortages have become a bigger problem in recent years.
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73% feel their trust in the ability of the supply chain to deliver safe, quality medicines has eroded.
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A large majority believe responsibility for keeping the supply chain resilient spans sectors and countries.
Learn more about how we are working to strengthen the global supply of medicines.