Supply Chain Management main glossary
This is a glossary of key terms used throughout the site.
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CECommande Estimée | |
CHAIClinton Health Access Initiative | |
CMMConsommation Moyenne Mensuelle | |
COCODEVCommunauté de coordination et de développement | |
CODCOD is the acronym of cash on delivery: similar to output-based aid, but with an emphasis on outcomes instead of outputs. | |
CODESAComité de développement sanitaire | |
Cold chainCold chain is the supply chain which deals with the management of temperature-sensitive products, such as vaccines. Cold chain is a delicate part of the health supply chain. If the quality of medicines is compromised during transport and storage through exposure to inappropriate conditions, patients and end users may suffer adverse consequences. | |
Cold storageCold storage refers to facilities or containers where medicines or health products are stored that are temperature-sensitive. Temperature range of cold storage normally is 2-8 °C. It is an important part of the cold chain. Cold storage contrasts with aircon storage where temperature stays under 23 °C or with ambient storage where products are stored at room temperature. | |
Complementary and alternative medicineComplementary and alternative medicine (CAM) refers to healthcare practices that are not part of a country's own tradition and are not integrated into the dominant healthcare system. | |