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- Introduction à la quantification
- A. Practical exercises using consumption method
- Introduction to the tender process
- Introdução à gestão da cadeia de aprovisionamento de medicamentos
- Short lessons open for all
- Introduction to GMP inspections
- Recursos humanos para la gestión de la cadena de suministro
- Special focus: GMP for herbal and traditional medicines
- Annex 7. Costing
- Moodle installation
- Introduction à la gestion de la chaîne d'approvisionnement
- Los elementos de un sistema de salud pública
- Armazenagem e distribuição
- Accès aux médicaments
- Annex 6. The report “ASNs Pending To Be Converted Into Goods Receipt”
- Lectures
- Introduction de la formation
- Personnel, organisation and training
- Sélection de médicaments essentiels
- Introduction to the supply chain cycle
- Ethics – code of conduct
- L'approbation du client et l'attribution du contrat
- Burundi
- Warehousing and distribution of laboratory commodities
- Stability studies and shelf life determination
- Introduction to procurement
- The development of a M&E work plan for SCM
- Rational use of medicines
- Previous activities
- Bienvenue
- Introduction to Business Processes
- Bibliografia adicional
- Quality management
- Procurement methods and tender documents
- Fortalecer el sistema de salud pública a partir de una nueva perspectiva
- Assurance qualité pendant la distribution
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There are a lot of information being taught in the course, all in a well organised manner. I have tried to read some of the materials in the recommended readings and only return to appreciated the efforts you have put in on this course. It does give me a broad over view of GMP and it has made sure that I understand the subjects with flow charts and quiz. This is especially true for the many new terms and definitions I need to learn.
Though our production is still small as a startup, the information are relevant, as GMP is applicable regardless of the scale of manufacture. (John, Malaysia)Skip Free courseSkip Nouveau coursSkip i+ TimelineSkip Verify certificateSkip SCM glossary entrySkip Newsletters
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This short introductory course offers basic concepts and exercises on the quantification of medicines and health products.
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Dates du cours: du 4/03/2019 au 15/04/2019
Durée: 6 semaines
Durée: 6 semaines
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SCM glossary entry
The VEN classification is an inventory approach which classifies items based on their importance for the patients or clients. Inventory is divided into:
- Vital. These are potentially life-saving or crucial products to providing basic health services with a major public health importance. They can also contain medicines with a significant withdrawal side-effect.
- Essential. These are items which are effective against less severe but significant forms of disease.
- Non-essential. These are items used for minor or self-limited illnesses and may or may not be formulary items or included on the national EML list. They are the least important items to be stocked.
Sometimes a country or an organisation has insufficient funds to buy all the desired medicines. The VEN analysis is a well-known method to help set up priorities for purchasing medicines and keeping stock.
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