Pirsalihi: The vaccine reserves in the country have been provided for the next 2.5 years. The head of the Food and Drug Organization, referring to the state of supply of the vaccines required in the national immunization program, said: In the past, the management of the vaccine inventory was mostly done on a monthly supply basis, but now the vaccines required in the national immunization program are available, and for some items reserves of up to two and a half years have been predicted. This topic shows the importance of long-term planning and strengthening strategic reserves in the health sector. During the war, hospitals, ambulance fleets, pharmaceutical factories and warehouses of broadcasting companies continued to operate and tried not to stop serving the people. Maintaining the stability of this chain requires preparation of all components of the health system and continuous support in the supply, production and distribution sectors. Despite the widespread pressures and existing restrictions, the supply of basic products continued and the required items were available to the people; However, the increase in the exchange rate affected the price of some goods. The management of these conditions was the result of the efforts of a group of different institutions and departments in the country.

Pirsalihi: The vaccine reserves in the country have been provided for the next 2.5 years. The head of the Food and Drug Organization, referring to the state of supply of the vaccines required in the national immunization program, said: In the past, the management of the vaccine inventory was mostly done on a monthly supply basis, but now the vaccines required in the national immunization program are available, and for some items reserves of up to two and a half years have been predicted. This topic shows the importance of long-term planning and strengthening strategic reserves in the health sector. During the war, hospitals, ambulance fleets, pharmaceutical factories and warehouses of broadcasting companies continued to operate and tried not to stop serving the people. Maintaining the stability of this chain requires preparation of all components of the health system and continuous support in the supply, production and distribution sectors. Despite the widespread pressures and existing restrictions, the supply of basic products continued and the required items were available to the people; However, the increase in the exchange rate affected the price of some goods. The management of these conditions was the result of the efforts of a group of different institutions and departments in the country.