주요국의 필수의료기기 운영제도 분석을 통한 국내 필수의료기기 제도 수립 방안 연구
A Study on the Establishment of Essential Medical Device System in Korea based on the Analysis of Essential Medical Device Management Systems in Major Countries
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Global supply chain disruptions, exemplified by the COVID-19 pandemic, have underscored the necessity for a stable supply system for essential medical devices. While South Korea has a well-established management sys- tem for essential medicines, there is a lack of a system for medical devices critical to patient care. The high depen- dence on imported medical devices in South Korea may lead to potential disruptions in supply, which pose substantial social implications. This study conducts a comparative analysis of the advanced systems employed by the United States, the European Union, and Japan, with the aim of proposing the establishment of a man- agement system for essential medical devices in South Korea. Based on this analysis, the study identifies key strategies for the designation and stabilization of the supply of medical devices and suggests direc- tions for enhancing the resilience of the healthcare system and emergency response capabilities. This includes incorporating criteria for designating essential medical devices, implementing preemptive mea- sures, and strengthening supply chain management within South Korea.
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Global supply chain disruptions, exemplified by the COVID-19 pandemic, have underscored the necessity for a stable supply system for essential medical devices. While South Korea has a well-established management sys- tem for essential medicines, there is a lack of a system for medical devices critical to patient care. The high depen- dence on imported medical devices in South Korea may lead to potential disruptions in supply, which pose substantial social implications. This study conducts a comparative analysis of the advanced systems employed by the United States, the European Union, and Japan, with the aim of proposing the establishment of a man- agement system for essential medical devices in South Korea. Based on this analysis, the study identifies key strategies for the designation and stabilization of the supply of medical devices and suggests direc- tions for enhancing the resilience of the healthcare system and emergency response capabilities. This includes incorporating criteria for designating essential medical devices, implementing preemptive mea- sures, and strengthening supply chain management within South Korea.
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