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- Introduction aux exercices pratiques
- GMP requirements for documentation
- Core readings
- Basic principles of procurement
- Action list
- Pharmacovigilance
- Third graded assignment
- Fortalecer os sistemas de saúde numa perspectiva de GCS
- Last mile supply chain
- SOP 6. Decontamination of general services
- Health systems strengthening from a SCM perspective
- Measuring supplier on-time delivery (SOTD) performance
- Malaria. An introduction
- Assignment 1: on-campus group presentation
- Current activities
- Monitoreo e avaliação da cadeia de aprovisionamento
- Selection of essential medicines
- Product selection
- Medicines regulation
- Warehouse management
- The role of the inspector
- Further readings and resources
- Management team i+academy
- Human resources for SCM
- SOP 1. Identification, segregation and packaging of HCW
- Espacio para el participante
- Guidance documents
- in-house trainers
- September 2014
- Quantification process
- SOP 12. Treatment and waste disposal methods
- Special focus: medical devices
- UNDP proposal
- Introduction to GMP for herbal and traditional medicines
- Garantia de qualidade dos medicamentos
- General help
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Coming to the end of the course, I must thank you for your efforts in making these complex subjects well organized and readable. I now have a much better understanding of the mechanisms and rationales on GMP. (John, Malaysia)Skip Free courseSkip Upcoming courseSkip i+ TimelineSkip Our participantsSkip Verify certificateSkip SCM glossary entrySkip Newsletters
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Free course
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This short introductory course offers basic concepts and exercises on the quantification of medicines and health products.
Upcoming course
Course dates: from 18/02/2019 until 1/04/2019
Duration: 6 weeks
Duration: 6 weeks
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The sources used to obtain the data needed for M&E activities. These sources may include, among many others, official government documents, data from the logistics management information system, data from the health management information system, clinic administrative records, staff or provider information, client-visit registers, interview data, sentinel-surveillance systems, and satellite imagery.
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