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- Purchase order and contract terms
- Introduction to the supply chain cycle
- Inventory management
- Supporting Processes
- novembre 2014
- Introducción al curso
- Selection of laboratory commodities
- Introdução à gestão da cadeia de suprimentos medicinais
- Health systems. An overview
- Prévision et quantification
- Cuantificación de medicamentos
- Systèmes de santé: une présentation
- Last mile supply chain
- Strategic and operational management
- A national M&E system for health SCM
- in-house trainers
- C. Practical exercises using demographic method
- Badges
- Attendance Register
- Ordering
- novembre 2014
- Warehousing and rational use of medicines
- SOP 5. Waste quantification
- Materials
- Sanitation and hygiene
- Basic components of a well-functioning health system
- Specific help
- Pharmacovigilance
- More information on conditions
- Innovations in last mile distribution
- Change management
- Assurance qualité des médicaments
- Suivi et évaluation des systèmes de gestion de la chaîne logistique
- Autres ressources
- Introduction to ARVs and antiretroviral therapy
- Accès aux médicaments
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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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This short introductory course offers basic concepts and exercises on the quantification of medicines and health products.
Upcoming course
Course dates: from 11/02/2019 until 25/03/2019
Duration: 6 weeks
Duration: 6 weeks
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The results of activities achieved at the program level, in two forms: the number of activities performed (e.g., number of service providers trained) and measures of service utilisation (e.g., number of contraceptives distributed).
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