Pharmaceutical supply chain

Slide Content

The slide visually represents the "Pharmaceutical supply chain" from production to patient. It consists of four stages: PRODUCTION, where medicines are manufactured; WHOLESALE, which acts as the intermediary distributor; HOSPITAL, which provides care and dispenses medication; and PHARMACY, the retail outlet where patients can obtain their prescribed drugs. Each stage explains a critical step in how medications reach the end consumer, the PATIENT, ensuring the availability of pharmaceuticals for health care.

Graphical Look

• The slide background is white, with a prominent title in dark gray at the top.
• Four purple icons represent different stages of the supply chain, aligned horizontally in the center of the slide.
• The icons include a factory for PRODUCTION, a building for WHOLESALE, a hospital, and a pharmacy.
• Arrows connect the icons in a sequential flow from left to right, indicating the direction of the supply chain.
• Each icon and accompanying stage name is enclosed in a separate text box with a purple fill.
• The PATIENT icon, which is an individual person, is connected to the hospital and pharmacy without an accompanying text box.
• The graphics and text are balanced and clearly laid out for easy comprehension.

The slide has a clean and professional design with a simple color palette, primarily purple and gray, which offers a clear visual flow of the pharmaceutical supply chain. The icons are minimalistic, contributing to overall readability and direct focus on the content.

Use Cases

• Presenting the flow of pharmaceutical products to stakeholders in a healthcare industry meeting.
• Training new employees at a pharmaceutical company on the distribution channels of medications.
• Highlighting the supply chain steps in a business pitch for improving distribution efficiency.
• Educating healthcare professionals about the logistics involved in pharmaceutical distribution during a seminar.