Resource LibraryPQMD is committed to leading the world in the development and promotion of quality medical donation standards and practices. Inappropriate donations are often due to lack of knowledge, preparation or both on the part of the donors and recipients. In some cases well intentioned but unneeded donations are made in the wake of a disaster under the belief that any donation is a usable donation. The Library is a designed to reduce inappropriate and unneeded donations by building the capacity of everyone involved in medical product donations to make decisions that are in the best interests of the final recipients. This site provides a wide range of resources including standards, best practices, speeches, tools, presentations, studies, news articles and PQMD Educational Forum videos. Deliver - Develop and promote sound donation practices by donor and recipient organizations.Medical Product Donation Standards: PRINCIPLES AND STANDARDS IN THE COMPREHENSIVE MANAGEMENT OF MEDICAL PRODUCT DONATIONS PQMD Medical Equipment Standards Challenges for Communicable Disease Surveillance and Control in Southern Iraq, April-June 2003 Catholic Medical Mission Board Preventing Mother-to-Child HIV Transmission in Haiti Many Drugs Sent to Bosnia are Unusable, New York Times, December 1997 Many Drugs Sent to Bosnia are Unusable, New York Times, December 1997Charity Drug Shipments Get Clean Bill of Health Align - Create opportunities for information sharing and collaboration.2008 PQMD Educational Forum - Collaboration Leaps Panel Presentations Corporate Contributions in Europe: David Logan, Corporate Citizenship International Health Partners UK- Anthony Dunnett Corporate Social Responsibility:A European PerspectiveResearch - Encourage documentation and study of the impact of the medical product donations.Key Facts on Corporate Foundations -Foundation Center Report
Drug Donations: What Drives Them? Should They be Driven? Policy Implications of a Debated Practice. 2007 PQMD Member Survey Summary Drug Donations in Post-Disaster Situations Educate - Educate audiences and encourage replication of appropriate donation practices.The annual Educational Forum provides an opportunity to discuss important issues in an open, engaging and collegial setting. Past Forums presentations, videos and materials are available online. Forum presentations are listed by topic in the Resource Library or by each Forum below. Click here to access video and downloads from past Forums.
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