Drug procurement is one of the important activities in logistics management at Pharmaceutical Wholesalers (PBF) because it plays a role in ensuring the availability of medicines according to needs and preventing shortages and excess inventory. The purpose of this study was to analyze drug procurement at PBF Sehat Baru using the Pareto method during the period from October 2024 to March 2025. Data were collected using a non-experimental observational design with a descriptive quantitative approach retrospectively. The research data were obtained from drug procurement documents, observation checklist sheets, purchase reports, stock cards, and information systems available at PBF Sehat Baru. The results showed that the quantity of goods issued based on the Pareto categories consisted of Pareto A, with procurement accounting for approximately 43.93%, consisting of 70 available drug items with total inventory of 75.31%; Pareto B, accounting for approximately 13.88%, consisting of 69 available drug items with inventory of approximately 69.44%; and Pareto C, accounting for 49.28% of procurement, consisting of 64 available drug items with inventory of approximately 76.84%. In conclusion, the Pareto analysis method is effective in classifying drug items based on their usage value, allowing more important medicines to receive greater attention.
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