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NEWSFLASH #5
April 2013
FOCUS
This month, the PtD newsflash focuses on the improvement of health
outcomes through specific programs for the human resources in charge of
supply chain management.
UGANDA
How SPARS (Supervision, Performance Assessment, and Recognition...
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CONTACT info@peoplethatdeliver. org | www. peoplethatdeliver. org NEWSFLASH #5 April 2013 FOCUS This month, the PtD newsflash focuses on the improvement of health outcomes through specific programs for the human resources in charge of supply chain management. UGANDA How SPARS (Supervision, Performance Assessment, and Recognition Strategy) is helping people deliver better health care in Uganda Uganda’s Kapelebyong Health Center IV has six qualified health providers; however, the last supply stores assistant quit his job in 2001, leaving the store in the hands of staff who have no knowledge of medicines management. Martin Opio, the Senior Clinical Officer, attempted to fill the gap, but lacking skills in placing orders and calculating supply needs, the stock never lasted until the next delivery and some medicines continued to expire. The Ministry of Health’s Pharmacy Division and the Securing Ugandans’ Right to Essential Medicines (SURE) program developed the Supervision, Performance
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Indonesia’s delegation to the PtD Initiative Global Harmonization
and Positioning Conference (Geneva, June 2011)
NEWSFLASH
SUCCESS STORIES
Only 1 year after its inception, the People that Deliver (PtD) Initiative is already
able to show evidence of its impact on the professionalization of human
resources for supply chain management...
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Indonesia’s delegation to the PtD Initiative Global Harmonization and Positioning Conference (Geneva, June 2011) NEWSFLASH SUCCESS STORIES Only 1 year after its inception, the People that Deliver (PtD) Initiative is already able to show evidence of its impact on the professionalization of human resources for supply chain management (HR for SCM) in developing countries’ health systems. INDONESIA “PtD happens to be exactly what was needed here to facilitate a focus on supply chain management, develop a systematic action plan and allow people to work together. This also finally provided a special SCM project for the usually neglected logisticians running warehouses and other logistics activities. ” – Russell Vogel, PtD Country Liaison and Country Director of USAID | DELIVER Indonesia “Historically, the source of funding has been the determining factor for how a commodity supply chain is designed […] resulting in parallel and overlapping systems”, says Mr. Bayu Teja Muliawan, Director o
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PtD Satellite Event of the International AIDS Conference
2012, Washington
From left to right (top): Pape Gaye (IntraHealth); Rebecca Bailey
(IntraHealth); Dr.
Arsène Ouedraogo (MoH, Burkina Faso) / (bottom):
Gilbert Habimana (Chief Pharmacist, Namibia); Jennie Lates...
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CONTACT info@peoplethatdeliver. org | www. peoplethatdeliver. org PtD Satellite Event of the International AIDS Conference 2012, Washington From left to right (top): Pape Gaye (IntraHealth); Rebecca Bailey (IntraHealth); Dr. Arsène Ouedraogo (MoH, Burkina Faso) / (bottom): Gilbert Habimana (Chief Pharmacist, Namibia); Jennie Lates (formerly MoH, Namibia); Erin Hasselberg (SCMS); Benoît Silve (PtD Chair, Bioforce Institute) NEWSFLASH #2 January 2013 SUCCESS STORIES Continuing last month’s edition, the People that Deliver (PtD) Newsflash #2 focuses on more successes and evidence of the Initiative’s positive impact on the professionalization of human resources for supply chain management (HR for SCM) in developing countries’ health systems. BURKINA FASO Burkina Faso joined PtD in June 2011 as one of its 7 focus countries committed to improve health outcomes by developing sustainable excellence in the health workforce for managing supply chains. “At the moment, the typical answer is sho
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NEWSFLASH #3
February 2013
SUCCESS STORIES
Once again, the People that Deliver (PtD) Newsflash focuses on success and
evidence of the Initiative’s positive impact on the professionalization of
human resources for supply chain management (HR for SCM) in developing...
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CONTACT info@peoplethatdeliver. org | www. peoplethatdeliver. org NEWSFLASH #3 February 2013 SUCCESS STORIES Once again, the People that Deliver (PtD) Newsflash focuses on success and evidence of the Initiative’s positive impact on the professionalization of human resources for supply chain management (HR for SCM) in developing countries’ health systems. MOZAMBIQUE The country became a PtD focus country following the June 2011 Global Positioning and Harmonization Conference. On this occasion, the Ministry of Health (MoH) recognized that while the health supply chain workforce is key to achieving national and global health goals because of its decisive role in ensuring that drugs and other health supplies reach the people who need them, “the human resources involved in the supply chain and distribution of health commodities have little to no training in logistics and supply chain management”. Based on this observation, the MoH of Mozambique engaged in active collaboration with the Pt
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NEWSFLASH #4
March 2013
THE PEOPLE THAT DELIVER STRATEGY
This month, the PtD newsflash is dedicated to the Initiative’s Strategy for
“Meeting Tomorrow’s Health Challenges through Workforce Excellence in
Supply Chain Management”.
STRATEGIC PLAN
Since...
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CONTACT info@peoplethatdeliver. org | www. peoplethatdeliver. org NEWSFLASH #4 March 2013 THE PEOPLE THAT DELIVER STRATEGY This month, the PtD newsflash is dedicated to the Initiative’s Strategy for “Meeting Tomorrow’s Health Challenges through Workforce Excellence in Supply Chain Management”. STRATEGIC PLAN Since its creation at the June 2011 Global Positioning and Harmonization Conference, the People that Deliver Initiative has been continuously working on developing its goals and structure. In February 2012, an important step was reached with the finalization of the Initiative’s Terms of Reference which formalized its initial governance structure. In April 2012, the PtD vision and mission were set: ‘build global and national capacity to implement evidence-based approaches to plan, finance, develop, support and retain the national workforces needed for the effective, efficient and sustainable management of health supply chains’. On this basis, the PtD Board
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Les principales ONG humanitaires et associations de solidarité proposent un événement d’information et d’orientation sur le secteur solidaire. Agir en France ou partir à l’international, découvrez les opportunités de bénévolat, volontariat et salariat ! Numéro 7 - Avril 2013
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La logistique des hôpitaux de district : le chaînon manquant pour améliorer la santé dans les pays en voie de développement ? L’exemple au Burkina Faso
Les trois dernières décennies ont été les témoins de nombreuses crises sanitaires mondiales. Dans l’ordre on peut citer l’émergence de l’épidémie de VIH au début...
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La logistique des hôpitaux de district : le chaînon manquant pour améliorer la santé dans les pays en voie de développement ? L’exemple au Burkina Faso Les trois dernières décennies ont été les témoins de nombreuses crises sanitaires mondiales. Dans l’ordre on peut citer l’émergence de l’épidémie de VIH au début des années 80, puis celle de l’encéphalopathie spongiforme bovine (autrement appelée « vache folle ») dans les années 90, celle du syndrome respiratoire aigu sévère (SRAS) au début des années 2000 suivie de la grippe aviaire H5N1 et enfin l’épidémie due au virus grippal H1N1 en 2009. Chacune de ces crises nous a montré qu’avec la mondialisation et la libre circulation des biens et des personnes, la santé de chaque individu dépend de l’autre, qu’il soit un proche voisin ou à des milliers de kilomètres.
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Le guide d'information du Tour de France Humanitaire et Solidaire, c'est une mine d'info pour tout comprendre et aller plus loin pour tous ceux qui souhaitent s'engager dans la solidarité et l'humanitaire. Feuilletez dès à présent quelques pages de notre édition 2011 et utilisez notre bon de commande pour recevoir le guide, au...
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Le guide d'information du Tour de France Humanitaire et Solidaire, c'est une mine d'info pour tout comprendre et aller plus loin pour tous ceux qui souhaitent s'engager dans la solidarité et l'humanitaire. Feuilletez dès à présent quelques pages de notre édition 2011 et utilisez notre bon de commande pour recevoir le guide, au format papier chez vous!
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