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- Third graded assignment
- Logistics Management Information System (LMIS) for health
- L'approbation du client et l'attribution du contrat
- Ressources humaines en matière de GCL
- Consultancy
- Dia 3. 27 agosto 2015
- Case study Zendalia
- Development of medicines regulations
- Dépôt de ressources
- Indicator CHT 5.3
- A seleção de medicamentos essenciais
- Importance de l'assurance qualité
- The development of a M&E work plan for SCM
- Product selection
- Warehousing and distribution
- Entreposage et distribution
- Previsão e quantificação
- Previsão e quantificação
- Transport management
- Autres ressources
- Client approval
- Communication events - Reporting and materials
- Prévision et quantification
- Procurement of laboratory commodities
- SOP 12. Treatment and waste disposal methods
- Étude de cas Zendalia
- Quality management system in i+solutions
- Primeira tarefa
- Week 5-6: Workshop assignment
- La sélection du fournisseur
- Monitorização e avaliação da cadeia de aprovisionamento de medicamentos
- Ordering
- Warehousing and rational use of medicines
- Preface
- September 2014
- Online spell-check
- Assignment 2: Essay
- Item Master
- Quality assurance of medicines
- Surveillance de la qualité des médicaments sur le marché
- Manejo de inventário
- Bon de commande et conditions contractuelles
- C. Practical exercises using demographic method
- SOP 3. Healthcare waste storage
- Local customizations
- Promotion and publicity
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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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Outcomes are the changes measured as the result of a given program or intervention. Outcomes refer to knowledge, behaviour or practices on the part of the target population that are clearly related to the program. These can reasonably be expected to change over the short-to-intermediate term, and contribute to a program’s desired long-term goals. Examples are “the percentage of participants in a stop-smoking program that are still non-smokers six months after the program end” or “the percentage of married women, 15-44, that use contraception one year after a family planning intervention.”
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