Bulgaria’s new drug dispensation system to be launched in 2009
This article was originally published in RAJ Devices
Executive Summary
The Bulgarian ministry of health hopes that a new electronic system that monitors the dispensation of cancer and orphan drugs will be ready to be launched in March 2009. This date was revealed by the ministry at a recent meeting with the representatives of patient organisations, during which the ministry presented the details of the project.
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