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    Effect of the Pharmaceutical Supply Chain Management Practice on Organizational performance: the Case of Droga Pharmaceuticals P.L.C in Ethiopia
    (AAU, 2025-01-09) Biruk Ayalew; Demeke Chimdessa ( PhD)
    This study investigated the effect of Pharmaceutical Supply Chain Management (PSCM) practices on organizational performance at Droga Pharmaceuticals P.L.C in Ethiopia. The study employed a descriptive research design and quantitative approach, the study utilized structured questionnaires to gathers data from a sample of 200 employees across key departments involved in PSCM, including Distribution and Fleet, Warehouse and Inventory Management, and Procurement and Quantification. The regression coefficients analysis indicated that effective PSCM practices significantly contributed to improved organizational performance metrics, such as operational efficiency and customer satisfaction. Specifically, the analysis showed that enhancements in procurement efficiency and inventory management were strongly correlated with better delivery performance and fewer stock outs. Additionally, the study identified critical challenges within the Ethiopian pharmaceutical supply chain, including inadequate infrastructure, regulatory complexities, and limited access to technology. Based on these findings, the study recommends enhancing training programs for supply chain professionals, investing in infrastructure improvements, and adopting advanced technologies to streamline PSCM processes.

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