Transcript Store functional state wise No. of stores

Status as on March end 2014 -15 : 99 stores
No of medicines in product basket = 200+
No of medicines available ≈ 100
Key areas
Availability
Viability
Acceptability
Effective
Implementation
Accessibility
Awareness
Affordability
Availability
Basket of
Products
Expansion
of basket
• 481 medicines and 164 surgical and
consumables
• To expand the product list to 1000 by
March’ 17
• To include stents and replacements by Aug
15, 2016
Other
Products
• JAS permitted to sell allied medical products
No of
suppliers
• Apart from 5 Pharma PSU’s, around 100
Private suppliers
Therapeutic
Groups
coverage
• 20 most commonly used therapeutic groups
covered
Supply Chain
management
• Central Warehouse has been established at
Gurgaon
• C&F agents and Distributors being appointed
in different States
• Till now 4 C & F agents and 35 Distributors
• 15 Nodal Officers already appointed and
placed in different states to monitor supply
chain and ensure the availability of products
Acceptability
Quality
Assurance
Quality
Issues
Quality
Standards
• Each batch of drug tested at BPPI’s
empaneled NABL accredited
laboratories
• Only after certification by these
laboratories, medicines are dispatched
• If any, concerned supplier will be
debarred for 2 years whether private
or CPSU
• Will include WHO certification in next
tender
Accessibility
Earlier scheme was mainly implemented through Govt.
Hospitals
Revised strategy permits opening of JAS by NGOs, Charitable
institutions, entrepreneurs and other private agencies
As on date there are 278 functional Jan Aushadhi Stores spread
across 22 states and UT’s
We have more than 5000 EOI for opening of Jan Aushadhi
Stores
We are confident of reaching 3000 Jan Aushadhi stores by the
end of March’ 17
Functional Store Status
No. of Stores Functional
278
300
250
200
149
150
74
100
80
99
50
0
2008-12
2012-13
2013-14
2014-15
2015-16
120
100
80
60
40
20
0
Bihar
Chandigarh
Delhi
Gujarat
Haryana
Himachal Pradesh
J&K
Jharkhand
Karnataka
Kerala
Madhya Pradesh
Maharashtra
Mizoram
Odisha
Punjab
Rajasthan
Telangana
Tripura
UP
Uttarakhand
Chhattisgarh
Arunachal…
Store functional state wise
No. of stores Functional
108
24 22
20
12
12
11
11 5
2 2 7
1 3 9 8 6
1 3 9
1
1
Store functional state wise
11
12
3 5
6 9
8
22
2
8
1
1
12
9
108
20
1
3
2
24
7
1
New JAS opening status – Private
Private applicants (Entrepreneurs, NGOs,
Trusts)
No of JAS
No. of applications under process as on
date
387
No. of applications in principle approval
released
387
Signed Agreement awaited
331
Agreement received
56
Final approval given(on receipt of DL & all
relevant docs)
19
Partnerships and collaborations
NGOs, Trusts, Societies
CSC
No of JAS
2937
Sputnic Ways Rural Develop. Soc., Telangana
50
Shree Tapivan vikas Trust, Gujarat
20
Star Mahila Mandali, Telangana
15
Lions Club
300
Indian Red Cross Society, AP
13
M/s Pradeep Tiwari Const. Co., UP
25
National Women Health Mission, Kerala
100
BSS, Kerala
1000
Dhan Foundation, TN
20
CISSIL, Kerala
100
NTR Trust, Hyderabad
100
Total
4680
State Govt.
• Discussion in progress
with State Govt. of
Andhra Pradesh
Chhattisgarh, Punjab,
Haryana, Kerala
Maharashtra, Arunachal
Pradesh and Assam
State
Chhattisgarh
No of stores
108 opened, 30
more
Andhra Pradesh
100
Punjab
20
Assam
20
Arunachal Pradesh
20
Tripura
20
J&K
15
Mumbai Municipal Hospitals
100
Kerala
20
Total expected
345
Goal
•To have our presence
in all the 38 States/UTs and
630 districts in country
•To have 3000 functional Jan
Aushadhi Stores by end of
March’17
Affordability
 Medicines procured through open tendering process
 MRP of the product calculated based on an approved formula
just to contain direct expenses like margin of supply chain
partners, taxes
 Procurement of medicines done only if prices are competitive
with respect to equivalent branded medicines
 No opportunity cost based on demand of products
Awareness
 Various publicity channels like print
media, visual media, SMS and other
direct communication been taken up
 3 media agencies already
empanelled
 Detailed activity plan already made
containing 34 different programs
 Support sought from of other
organizations and Govt. departments
to address Non-prescription of
Generic Medicines by the doctors
Hurdles
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Number of days taken for obtaining drug license
Consideration expected for grant of drug license
Hike in application fee for drug license
Drug Inspector threatening JAS for dispensing generic
medicines
 Local disturbances against running Jan Aushadhi Store
Interventions Required
• Substitution clause in Drug and Cosmetic Act 1940 and Rules.
– Rule 65 (11 A): No Person dispensing a prescription containing substances
specified in {Schedule H and Schedule H1 or X} may supply any other
preparation, whether containing the same substances or not in lieu there of
– DCGI to empower pharmacist to dispense branded medicines to the exact
generic salt match from Jan Aushadhi medicines
• Medical Council of India Code of Medical ethics: 1.5
– Use of Generic names of drugs: “Every physician should, as far as possible,
prescribe drugs with generic names and he/she shall ensure that there is a
rational prescription and use of drugs.”
– Which agency is responsible for enforcing the same?
Time for Relaunch
Revamped Jan Aushadhi scheme is now ready for
relaunch under the new name
“Pradhan Mantri Jan Aushadhi Yojna”