Authors - Shrinivas Patwardhan, Shailesh Gahane, Pankajkumar Anawade, Prachi Mandade, Vedant Vaidya Abstract - Pharmaceutical inventory management in health care settings is important to ensure accessibility, access and ability to essential medicines. However, the challenges in rural areas include limited infrastructure, insufficient storage systems, disabled tracking methods, poor visibility in the supply chain and lack of monitoring of real-time portfolio. These factors cause frequent warehouses, drugs and disruption in the patient's care, affecting health results in signed areas. This paper examines the current status of pharmaceutical inventory management in rural health systems, including both manual and automatic systems to determine the efficiency, efficiency and scalability of these approaches. It then examines the effect of poor inventory management on medicines, patient safety and general lack of health care. In addition, the study in existing research and training, especially in the environment with low resources, where cost effective, technology -driven solutions are necessary, intervals within.
