Privatization of Public Pharmacies in Serbia

Serbia has seen a significant decline in independent public pharmacies, from 35 in 2012 to only eight today, raising concerns about the privatization of the sector.

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danasSerbian15h ago

Lični stav Dragana Delića: Apoteke se prodaju, zar ne?

Srbija je 2012. godine imala 35 samostalnih apotekarskih ustanova, od Subotice do Kosovske Mitrovice, od Zaječara do Loznice. Danas u Srbiji imamo samo osam državnih (javnih) apoteka koje samostalno obavljaju apotekarsku delatnost pod gradskom ili opštinskom upravom: Beograd, Kragujevac, Požarevac, Ćuprija, Smederevo, Loznica, Vranje i Kosovska Mitrovica

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Privatization of Public Pharmacies in Serbia

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Lični stav Dragana Delića: Apoteke se prodaju, zar ne?

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