Supply Chain Management for Improved Health System Performance
SPH GH 722
Supply chain logistics is an important aspect of public health programs, and an area that is often unappreciated. Global COVID-19 vaccine supply and distribution is one of the greatest logistical public health challenges of our times. The journey from manufacturer to a patient in a remote rural area is complicated and fascinating serious management challenge. This course provides a practical introduction to the core tenets of health commodity supply chain management (SCM), including system design, assessment, quantification, procurement, inventory management, and logistics management information systems. Using the "Access Framework," students will gain foundational knowledge and apply that knowledge in class exercises, discussions, case studies, and stakeholder interactions. Course assignments will have a strong experiential component with a focus on analytical skills and professional level communications.
SPRG 2024 Schedule
Section | Instructor | Location | Schedule | Notes |
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A1 | Wirtz | CTC 460 | M 10:00 am-12:50 pm | MED Campus Class Closed |
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