OPPI Head On Sustaining Supplies In India During The Pandemic
Executive Summary
OPPI director general and ex-MSD India chief outlines how pharma in India is ensuring medicines reach patients amid COVID-19, working closely with various stakeholders. De-risking the supply chain and up-skilling sales forces in view of widespread digital engagement are among the key issues firms are addressing.
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