ASPR's Biweekly News Roundup - June 17, 2021

HHS Takes Immediate Action to Secure Pharmaceutical Supply Chain

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June 17, 2021   Biden Administration 100 Day Supply Chain Review; HHS Takes Immediate Action to Secure Pharmaceutical Supply Chain The White House, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), Office of the Assistant Secretary for Preparedness and Response and the U.S. Food and Drug Administration released a series of policy recommendations to address the vulnerabilities in U.S. pharmaceutical supply chains. The report and its recommendations were in response to Executive Order 14017 , which President Biden issued February 24 to focus on securing America’s critical supply chains. HHS will work with the private sector and Congress to implement the recommendations and develop a strategy to facilitate adoption of novel methods for commercial production of pharmaceuticals and biologics. Access Report Biden Administration, DoD, and HHS-ASPR Announce Procurement of Merck's Investigational Antiviral Medicine for COVID-19 Treatment Learn More FDA Approves Tembexa to Treat Smallpox Marking the 60th FDA Approval, Licensure or Clearance Supported by BARDA Read Web Announcement BARDA, Dascena, Inc. Partner to Advance Learning Software to Predict Early Health Deterioration in Hospitalized COVID-19 Patients Read More BARDA’s Antimicrobial Resistance Program Looks to the Future, Announces Renewed Commitment to Invest in Global Accelerator Program Read Blog NACCHO Announces Medical Reserve Corps Operational Readiness Awards Made Possible through Cooperative Agreement with ASPR Read NACCHO Release Hurricane Ready? Eight Tips to Help Your Healthcare Facility Avoid Supply Chain Shortages and Infrastructure Disruptions during Hurricane Season Access the Tips New ASPR TRACIE Resource: The Experience of Chaplains during COVID-19 Download Resource New ASPR TRACIE Resource: The Role of Respiratory Therapists during COVID-19 Download Presentation www.PHE.gov

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