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Capsule purchasing practices in Chinese pharmaceutical companies : a multiple-case study analysisWei, Wei, Zhang, Zhiwei January 2012 (has links)
China is now the main supplier in the generic pharmaceutical and bulk drugs supply market. The low-cost sourcing of raw materials from domestic manufacturers allows Chinese pharmaceutical companies to be competitive. Purchasing becomes strategic importance to the overall business performance through the implementation of concrete purchasing practices. This thesis is mainly to study the capsule purchasing practices in Chinese pharmaceutical companies. Three objectives are proposed in order to achieve the purpose: 1) Describe the capsule purchasing procedures of the companies; 2) Compare and analyse similarities and differences of their purchasing procedures; 3) Give acceptable reasons for these similarities and differences. These objectives are fulfilled on the basis of the developed van Weele’s purchasing procedure model and the factors integrated in purchasing. In this multiple-case study, qualitative approach is utilized in order to describe and interpret the how and why questions. The unstructured face-to face interviews are used. The study finds that the capsule purchasing strategy in Chinese pharmaceutical companies is at the stage of supply management and this may induct the raw material purchasing strategy in Chinese pharmaceutical industry.
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FDI and spillover effects in the Indian pharmaceutical industry /Bergman, Annika. January 2006 (has links) (PDF)
Univ., Diss.--Lund.
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RFID-enabled life-cycle traceability in pharmaceutical supply chainQin, Zhifeng., 秦志锋. January 2011 (has links)
published_or_final_version / Industrial and Manufacturing Systems Engineering / Master / Master of Philosophy
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Stock market valuation and firm-level determinants of innovative activity in the pharmaceutical industrySkrepnek, Grant Harold 23 May 2011 (has links)
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The discursive function and the embedding of capitalism : British state policy on the pharmaceuticals and biotechnology sectorLarsen, David Mark January 2010 (has links)
No description available.
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An evaluation of professionalism of retail community pharmacists and quality of services provided to customers.Kandhai, Maya. January 2002 (has links)
No abstract available. / Thesis (MBA)-University of Natal, 2002.
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Impact of globalisation and trade liberalisation on the Indian industry : a case analysis of the Indian pharmaceutical industry.Vishwajit, Vibha. January 2003 (has links)
The study is designed to carry out the impact of trade liberalization and globalisation on the Indian industry with the help of a case analysis of the Indian pharmaceutical industry. The study is broken down into five chapters in order to carry out the process of the study systematically. The first chapter presents the background, motivation and the value of the study. Focus of chapter two, the literature review, which helps in brining out aspects associated with trade liberalisation and globalisation. Chapter three provides an overview of the Indian pharmaceutical industry with references to the global industry. An analysis of the industry against the literature developed in chapter two will be the focus of chapter four. Lastly, chapter 5 is designed to formulate recommendations for the industry, incorporating government's role. / Thesis (MBA)-University of Natal, 2003.
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An evaluation of the roles and responsibilities of a product manager in the pharmaceutical industry.Naidoo, Selena. January 2003 (has links)
Product managers typically have job descriptions listing their duties and responsibilities. These itemized lists identify the requirements of the job and are used to measure the product managers' success. They provide the what of the job, but they don't always include the how. ( Gorchels, 2003, p1) The objectives of the research was: - To determine best practices for product managers to perform their roles in the pharmaceutical industry - To evaluate current beliefs and practices of product managers regarding their roles and responsibilities in the pharmaceutical industry. - To establish ways to improve poor practices and provide guidance to product managers in the pharmaceutical industry. The study was conducted amongst product managers in a leading pharmaceutical company. The findings indicated that there some problems were experienced in the company .It was also evident that while there were some good practices in the division, poor methods of practice were also being conducted by the product managers. Implementing the recommendations proposed may enable the product managers to successfully perform their relevant roles and effectively execute their responsibilities within the pharmaceutical industry. / Thesis (MBA)-University of Natal, 2003.
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Open ownership of pharmacies reduces the quality of pharmaceutical care for the consumer.Naicker, Kevin January 2003 (has links)
South Africa is currently grappling with amendments to a number of laws relating to the
supply of drugs. One of these amendments removes the requirement that only a pharmacist
may own an interest in a retail pharmacy. While this may be opposed by retail pharmacists,
the question is really: Will this measure benefit consumers by improving the access to drugs
by bringing to this sector a measure of competition and hence reduced prices or will this
measure reduce the quality of pharmaceutical care for consumers due to a lack of a
relationship based on trust? The emergence of brands such as HealthPharm (Pick 'n Pay),
Purchase Milton & Associates- PM&A (New Clicks), and the Checkers (Shoprite Group of
Companies) are becoming increasingly popular among consumers (Andy Gray, 1997). This
study investigates the impact of these changes on the consumer receiving affordable quality
pharmaceutical care. It aims to establish a relationship between consumers and their
pharmacist that is based on trust. Quantitative analysis of consumers and pharmacists revealed
that there is a relationship based on trust between these parties. Statistical analysis of these
samples also reveal a consumer trend suggesting that consumers and pharmacists require a
relationship based on trust to achieve the goals of pharmaceutical care. Open ownership of
pharmacies will not provide the consumer with an opportunity to develop this relationship
with their pharmacist and thus reduce the quality of pharmaceutical care received. / Thesis (MBA)-University of Natal, Durban, 2003.
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Occurrence and fate of fluoroquinolone antibiotics in wastewater treatment systemsSmeby, Kristen Lyn 05 1900 (has links)
No description available.
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