Volume 7 Supplement 1
Proceedings of the 2nd People that Deliver (2nd PtD) Global Conference on Human Resources in Supply Chain Management
Meeting abstracts
The publication charges for this supplement were funded by Imperial Health Sciences (IHS).
The 2nd People that Deliver (2nd PtD) Global Conference on Human Resources in Supply Chain Management. Go to conference site.
Copenhagen, Denmark29-30 October 2014
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Citation: Journal of Pharmaceutical Policy and Practice 2014 7(Suppl 1):I1
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Human resources health supply chains and access to essential medicines
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A business approach to transforming public health supply systems
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Building blocks for enhancing personnel performance: activities, best practices and lessons learned from Ethiopia
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Designing and implementing an intelligent vaccine logistics management system for India’s Universal Immunisation Programme (UIP) - ‘The eVIN Model’
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MOH Drug SCM Strategy Development: a means to identify human resource training needs in Indonesia
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Strategic planning for reform of human resources for the supply chain within Mozambique’s health system
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Improving access to health commodities by strengthening the supply chain Management workforce: the case of Namibia
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Strengthening immunisation supply chain systems through the GAVI Alliance Immunisation Supply Chain Strategy
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Strengthening HR for SCM in the immunization supply chain in Nigeria through stakeholder engagement
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Case studies in health supply chain workforce management
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The Pacific Medical Supply Workers Buddy Network: a regional professionalization activity
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Creating the humanitarian professional: moving from certification to advocacy and endorsement
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Incentivizing access to family planning in Senegal via the informed push model
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Professionalization in the public sector health supply chain management: IAPHL’s present and future contribution
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Strengthening the capacity of and professionalizing human resources for supply chain in Indonesia through the SCM Provincial Network
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Bringing supply chain training opportunities closer to home—an experience with regional training institutes
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Assessing the feasibility of establishing a centre of excellence in health logistics in the East African Community
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Using e-learning to advance advocacy and leadership in supply chain management
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Comparison of the cost effectiveness of pre-service training and in-service training in Ethiopia
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Building workforce capacity to operate a web-based logistics management information system (LMIS) in Pakistan
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Fast Forward. People development in Africa
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Improving national pharmaceutical supply management in Liberia through strengthening the training of pharmacists
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Developing the SCM workforce in Nigeria through contextualised pre-service education and continued professional development
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Introducing an enhanced cadre of pharmacy assistants to improve dispensing, management, and availability of medicines at the health centre level in Malawi
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Combined on- and off-site training contributes to strengthening the unified pharmaceutical system in the Dominican Republic
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Building the capacity of Sierra Leoneans in supply chain on the National Pharmaceutical Procurement Unit (NPPU) project (a case study)
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Other duties as required: efficient use of human resources in Mozambique
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Analysis and findings from the Zimbabwe supply chain human resource assessment
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Supply chain management of laboratory commodities for tuberculosis in Indonesia: using assessment results to strengthen staff capacity
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HR factors affecting the availability of medical products in developing countries: a systematic literature review
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Building a supply chain approach for an improved laboratory sample referral network in the Dominican Republic
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Human resources for supply chain management online discussion. What do the countries have to say?
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GAVI supply chain strategy people and practice evidence review
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Human resource development in supply chain management- what do the UN agencies say?
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Development of a sustainable access to medicine model in the Caribbean: a case study of the chronic disease assistance program
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Assessment of human resources capacity of pharmaceutical warehouses in Cameroon
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Using the media social Facebook to increase the community voluntarism and engagement to monitoring ARV in Indonesia
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Embedding problem solving and use of data with routine supply chain procedures: District leadership and team-based approaches improve product availability in Rwanda
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Incorporating pharmaceutical supply management modules in the pre-service curriculum of the BPharm program, of the University of Namibia, School of Pharmacy
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Strengthened human resources in health logistics in Nepal
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Supply chain management curriculum integration in pre-service training in Tanzania
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Pilot projects empower district supply chain management staff to strengthen health services in Indonesia
Citation: Journal of Pharmaceutical Policy and Practice 2014 7(Suppl 1):P15
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