Dr. Nata MENABDE Division of Country Support, WHO Regional Office for Europe
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| A long-standing experience in the European transition countries health system reforms and institutional restructuring, well acquainted with health systems in Europe. Experience in the pharmaceutical sector (reform of systems, structures and public sector to adjust to a market oriented system). | |
| 1983-1989 | Senior Researcher, Clinical Pharmacology Research, Moscow, USSR Academy of Medical Sciences; Clinical & Experimental Therapy Research Institute, Georgia |
| 1989-1992 | Deputy Head, Health Care Organisation Department, Health System Restructuring and Institutional Reform: Ministry of Health of Georgia |
| 1992-1994 | Department Head, Regulation of Pharmaceutical Sector, Drug Regulatory Authority of Georgia |
| since 1994 | Technical Adviser, Programme Manager; Director, Health Policies and System Reforms in Europe; Management of WHO Country Operations; Pharmaceutical sector reforms in Europe: WHO, Regional Office for Europe |
Mitgliedschaften
| FIP, International Pharmaceutical Federation | |
| Steering Committee, European Observatory of Health Policies and Systems | |
| American Public Health Association | |
| Georgian Society of physicians, member of council |
Publikationen
| The Patient in Focus - A strategy for pharmaceutical sector reform in Newly Independent States, World Health Organization, Copenhagen, 1998 | |
| Access to Medicines in the Former Soviet Union, International Pharmacy Journal, Vol. 14, No 2, Special Edition, 2000 | |
| European Public Health Report (contribution), WHO, Copenhagen, 2002, 2005 | |
| The Road to Reform, Figueras J. Menabde N, Busse R. editorial, BMJ, 2005 |
Auszeichnungen
| Honours Diploma, Tbilisi State Medical Institute, Georgia, 1983 | |
| PhD Diploma, Clinical Pharmacology, USSR Highest Certification Commission, USSR Academy of Medical Sciences, 1986 | |
| Thomas Jefferson Fellowship Award (Health Management and Leadership, International Health), USA, 1993 | |
| Health Care Economics, certificate, Centre for Health Economics, University of York, UK, 1994 | |
| Public Health Programme, Nordic School of Public Health, Sweden, 2002 |
