“The Joint Medical Stores (JMS) is troubled by the substandard medical supplies that find themselves on the Uganda market, putting the lives of unsuspecting consumers at great risk. […]
It said it had secured a partnership with a Luxembourg-based firm, B Medical Systems, a move that will see the agency receive high quality medical equipment. […]
The partnership “shall subsidize quality vaccine and medicine refrigerators thereby facilitating effective storage of vaccines, anti-diabetics-insulin, antivenom, and anaesthetics.” […]
Obiely Tayoro, the sub-Saharan Africa sales manager for B Medical Systems, said the fridges were eco-friendly because they use solar and have the capacity “of powering other equipment fitting into the Ugandan context where a number of health facilities are off the grid.” […]
According to Baguma, “The refrigerators are backed by a temperature monitoring system that ensures standards set by the manufacturers are complied with to ensure efficacy of vaccines and other cold chain pharmaceuticals at the health facility.”
He said JMS and B Medical systems could also help government facilities to store blood. […]
Read the full article “JMS decries low quality medicines on Ugandan market”, published in The Observer on February 4, 2019
Photo credits: NilePost “Joint Medical Stores marks 40 years of providing health service, promises more”
I Would also like to join as atrainee in cold chain as i am a technichan wat can i do. Elisha Ebale. 0776457066
Greetings. Is the Partnership with Medical systems for the supply of vaccines fridges still valid? If so, how can pharmaceutical companies buy the Vaccines fridges?
Patrick Lumumba Oola – Mayor Bardege-Layibi City Division, Gulu City
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