Abstract
Southern Med Review to Journal of Pharmaceutical Policy and Practice: broadening the remit!
Highlights
We are happy to announce the metamorphosis of the Southern Med Review (SMR) into the Journal of Pharmaceutical Policy and Practice [1,2,3]
SMR was commended by the World Health Organisation (WHO) and its policy impact was evident from published studies which were instrumental in
* Correspondence: z.babar@auckland.ac.nz 1School of Pharmacy, University of Auckland, Auckland, New Zealand Full list of author information is available at the end of the article changes in the medicines pricing policies of Vietnam and Thailand [13]
Summary
We are happy to announce the metamorphosis of the Southern Med Review (SMR) into the Journal of Pharmaceutical Policy and Practice [1,2,3]. Issues covered have included medicines access (governance, development and pharmaceutical systems, pharmacoeconomics, medicine pricing policies, patents and TRIPS, and affordability) as well as medicines use (socio behavioural aspects of medicine use, pharmacoepidemiology, pharmacovigilance, drug utilization studies, pharmacy practice issues and concerns) [1]. The main aim of SMR was to promote pharmaceutical policy research from low and middle income countries - a job which the journal did well.
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