DOH, may paglilinaw hinggil sa report ng COA kaugnay sa mga umano’y expired at hindi nagamit na gamot
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00:00 The Department of Health has stated that the expiry of 1% of the 7.4 billion pesos of medicines
00:06 and other inventory items that were listed by the Commission on Audit is lower than 1%
00:11 According to the DOH, 0.03% of their inventory items are considered expired
00:18 while 1.16% are expected to be expired.
00:22 The agency also stated that 95% of the listed value of the COA is not expired
00:28 but slow-moving, undistributed, or overstocked inventories.
00:32 As for expired medicines, the DOH stated that most of these are no longer used
00:38 due to the low number of patients who go to the hospital due to the fear of contracting COVID-19
00:44 while other expired stocks in DOH regional offices are no longer distributed
00:50 due to the refusal of implementing units to accept the new stocks.
00:55 The DOH also stated that 86% of the inventories are distributed to the Center for Health Development
01:01 and other health facilities.
01:03 The agency also stated that 14% of the remaining inventory items are to be distributed before the end of the year.