"drug inventory" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a list of drugs kept on hand by a business, organization, or individual. For example, "We need to update the drug inventory in the medical lab before next week."
This data is used for planning healthcare, managing drug inventory, and planning health initiatives at the state level.
Our case study deals with Supply Chain Management (SCM) within two major urban hospitals, involving $2 million in minimum stocks for drug inventory.
According to the court filing: The Atlanta Falcons spent nearly $100,000 on prescriptions in a single year — nearly three times the league average; a Bengals trainer said he's aware of teams that dispense 90 or more Vicodin pills per game; one drug inventory showed that during seven months of 2004, the Indianapolis Colts administered 900 doses of Toradol and 585 doses of Vicodin.
Using this drug inventory, the daily use of antiinflammatory drugs (IDIS codes 2808 or 5208) and statins (IDIS code 2406) was assessed.
The nursing staff are also responsible for the drug inventory within the unit.
"We are involved in purchasing and drug inventory due to the lack of pharmacy staff.
They were also shown and interviewed about their thoughts on an android tablet application prototype for drug stock inventory and drug ordering, based on the Tanzanian Medical Stores Department (MSD) current paper forms.
Drug inventories at wholesalers increased 1.8percentt after rising 1.3percentt.
Written agreements, especially in regards to drug inventories and drug usage, between the veterinarian and their clients is highly advisable.
Supplies of oil and oil products -- the prices of which soared this summer -- climbed 4.7percentt, while drug inventories rose 3.1percentt.
Under pressure to reduce costs, most hospitals have cut their drug inventories and rely on wholesalers to supply them on short notice.
