Study of modern approaches to the formation of regulatory lists for the provision of pharmaceutical care to children

Abstract

In order to ensure safe pharmacotherapy of children, it is extremely important to have children's dosage forms in the pharmacy assortment. The lack of modern drugs leads to the fact that children are often prescribed drugs based on adult forms. The work presents an overview of the diversity of the legislative and regulatory framework, which reflects the specificity of children's medicinal forms. The qualifying paper compares the Tanzania National List of Essential Medicines (2021) with the World Health Organization's List of Essential Medicines for Children (2021) on the differences between medicines and dosage forms listed for children. Qualification work is laid out on 58 pages, consists of an introduction, 3 sections, general conclusions, a list of used sources.