Pharmaceutical Supply Management
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Ron Wehrens, M.Sc. Pharmacist MBA
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1 - Introduction to the Pharmaceutical Industry.mp4
00:25
1 - Ron-Wehrens-CV-August-2022.pdf
2 - The Global Pharmaceutical Market Size.mp4
07:47
2 - the-global-use-of-medicine-in-2019-and-outlook-to-2023.pdf
3 - The Main Pharmaceutical Companies.mp4
02:11
3 - access to medicines index 2021.zip
4 - Pharmaceutical Research & Development.mp4
03:34
4 - The-price-of-health-the-cost-of-developing-new-medicines-Healthcare-Professionals-Network-The-Guardian.html
4 - ted talk by ben goldacre battling bad science.zip
4 - ted talk by ben goldacre what doctors dont know about the drugs they prescribe.zip
4 - why it is so difficult to develop new antibiotics.zip
5 - Evergreening-strategies-2017.pdf
5 - The Medicine Life Cycle.mp4
02:25
5 - msf secures generic hepatitis c treatment at 120 compared to 147000.zip
5 - ted talk by ellen t hoen the founder of the medicines patent pool where profit and health collide patented drugs.zip
6 - Blockbuster Medicines and Generic Competition.mp4
04:52
6 - Nurofen-makers-fine-for-misleading-consumers-increased-from-1.7m-to-6m-Australia-news-The-Guardian.html
6 - WHO-Guidelines-on-the-use-of-International-Non-Proprietary-Names-2017.pdf
6 - wh emp policy brief responding to industry initiatives.zip
7 - Summary Pharmaceutical Market.mp4
01:16
7 - Support-Slides-Section-1-The-Global-Pharmaceutical-Market-and-Industry.pptx
8 - Demographics.mp4
03:33
9 - Morbidity and Mortality.mp4
06:22
9 - example of a new medicine for a neglected disease oct 2017.zip
10 - Commonly needed Medicines.mp4
02:42
11 - Obstacles to Access.mp4
02:28
11 - Support-Slides-Section-2-Market-Characteristics-Low-and-Middle-income-countries.pptx
11 - WHO-Towards-Access-2030.pdf
12 - The Pharmaceutical Supply Cycle.mp4
05:51
13 - Selection and Specification Essential Medicines.mp4
09:11
13 - firstever who list of essential diagnostic tests 2018.zip
13 - who essential medicines list ed 22 2021.zip
13 - who model list of essential medicines for children 8th list 2021.zip
14 - Fixed Dose Combination tablets FDCs.mp4
02:18
15 - Product Specification.mp4
10:00
16 - Introduction to Forecasting and Quantification.mp4
05:47
17 - Consumption based Method.mp4
06:37
18 - Morbidity based Method.mp4
06:58
19 - JSI-Quantifying-HealthCommodities-2014.pdf
19 - Main Quantification Parameters.mp4
05:41
19 - who covid19 essential supplies forecasting tool.zip
20 - Introduction Finance & Procurement.mp4
00:43
21 - Manufacturers versus Wholesalers.mp4
03:44
22 - 2019-Catalog-Medicines-Action-Medeor.pdf
22 - BMJ-APIprices-2018-inline-supplementary-material-1.pdf
22 - BMJ-Cost-prices-Essential-Medicines-2018.pdf
22 - IDA-October-2020-E-Price-Indicator.xlsx
22 - Price References.mp4
07:30
22 - global drug facility tuberculosis product catalogue 2022.zip
23 - INCO-2020.docx
23 - International Freight.mp4
10:30
24 - Centralized versus Devolved Procurement.mp4
03:34
25 - Purchasing Methods.mp4
04:05
26 - MSH-Analyzing-and-controling-pharmaceutical-Expenditure.pdf
26 - Pareto and ABC analysis.mp4
22:54
27 - 29-06-2016-Corruption-In-The-Pharmaceutical-Sector-Web-2.pdf
27 - Corruption.mp4
20:25
27 - Global-Fund-Whistleblowing-policy.pdf
27 - Labourer-Set-Fire-To-Tema-Medical-Stores-Daily-Guide-2016.pdf
27 - transparancy international 2021 corruption perception index.zip
27 - transparency international focus on corruption in health.zip
28 - Introduction to Storage & Distribution.mp4
00:29
29 - Central Medical Stores.mp4
05:26
30 - Incountry Distribution.mp4
10:22
30 - drone delivery in rwanda.zip
31 - Inventory Control.mp4
06:15
31 - mSupplyUserGuideTwoColumnPrint.pdf
31 - msupply a highly recommended pharmaceutical inventory control software.zip
32 - Scheduled Delivery.mp4
06:33
33 - Cold Chain.mp4
11:14
33 - Cold-Chain.docx
33 - WHO-Vaccine-Cold-Chain-2015.pdf
34 - EMHJ-2018-NCD-Emergency-Health-kit.pdf
34 - InterAgencyEmergencyHealthKit2017.pdf
34 - Kits.mp4
04:04
35 - Introduction to Use.mp4
00:58
36 - Rational and Irrational Use.mp4
09:57
36 - WHO-AntiMicrobialStewardship2019.pdf
37 - Dispensing.mp4
06:36
38 - Pharmacovigilance.mp4
04:49
38 - WHO-Pharmacovigilance-Indicators-2015.pdf
38 - uppsala-monitoring-centre-annual-report-2019.pdf
38 - who pharmaceuticals newsletter no 1 2022.zip
39 - Designed-Obsolescence.pdf
39 - Expiry Shelflife Disposal.mp4
12:52
39 - Laurie-P-Cohen-Expired-Medicines-WSJ-2000-March-29.pdf
1 - Quiz to test your understanding at a BASIC level.html
40 - Additional bonus downloads.html
40 - Handbook-of-Humanitarian-Health-Care-Logistics-DEC-2015.pdf
40 - JSI-Supply-Chain-Managers-Handbook-Final-1.pdf
40 - List-of-books-on-pills-2013-v4.xls
40 - Managing-Drug-Supply-Ed-3-2014.pdf
40 - WHO-Guidelines-for-Medicines-Donations-2010.pdf
40 - subscribe to edrug an eforum on essential drugs moderated by a team of international experts.zip
40 - unitaid covid19 supply.zip
40 - who covid19 supply system.zip
Description
Focus on Low & Middle income countries. Understand and improve the supply of medicines and medical products.
What You'll Learn?
- Understand the pharmaceutical industry
- Pharmaceutical and healthcare needs in low and middle income countries
- Detailled insight in all steps of the supply cycle (e.g. Specification, Quantification, Procurement, Storage, Use)
- How to forecast/quantify medicines and health products
- Procurement
- Warehousing and distribution logistics
- Rational use of medicines
Who is this for?
What You Need to Know?
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DescriptionWelcome!
My name is Ron Wehrens and I'm a pharmacist from the Netherlands with 25 years of hands-on experience in pharmaceutical and medical supply management in developing countries. In case you are interested, you'll find my CV available for download with the first lecture.
During more than 180 international consultancy missions to more than 30 countries, I have worked with hundreds of health workers, logisticians, legislators, finance people and politicians from all kinds of cultural backgrounds. I have learned a lot from these people, for example that improvements can often be made with relatively simple and low-cost interventions. But I also observed that a lot of the skills and tricks that work best were never taught in Medical or Pharmacy school.
In this course you will learn many of these techniques and it is my sincere aim to inspire you to use them to further improve your program.Often times they are common-sense concepts and tricks which once seen can never be forgotten.
I hope you will find this course inspiring and that it will help you improving people’s access to medicines!
I recommend that you enable the subtitles (captions) to these video-lectures as this will make it easier to get the message, even with the volume turned down.
Let's start!
Ron
Who this course is for:
- Anyone interested in improving access to medicines and health products in low and middle income countries
Welcome!
My name is Ron Wehrens and I'm a pharmacist from the Netherlands with 25 years of hands-on experience in pharmaceutical and medical supply management in developing countries. In case you are interested, you'll find my CV available for download with the first lecture.
During more than 180 international consultancy missions to more than 30 countries, I have worked with hundreds of health workers, logisticians, legislators, finance people and politicians from all kinds of cultural backgrounds. I have learned a lot from these people, for example that improvements can often be made with relatively simple and low-cost interventions. But I also observed that a lot of the skills and tricks that work best were never taught in Medical or Pharmacy school.
In this course you will learn many of these techniques and it is my sincere aim to inspire you to use them to further improve your program.Often times they are common-sense concepts and tricks which once seen can never be forgotten.
I hope you will find this course inspiring and that it will help you improving people’s access to medicines!
I recommend that you enable the subtitles (captions) to these video-lectures as this will make it easier to get the message, even with the volume turned down.
Let's start!
Ron
Who this course is for:
- Anyone interested in improving access to medicines and health products in low and middle income countries
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Ron Wehrens, M.Sc. Pharmacist MBA
Instructor's CoursesPharmacist with master’s degree in business management and 25 years experience in pharmaceutical procurement and supply consultancy for developing countries. Regular pharmaceutical supply management consultant for WHO, UNOPS, UNFPA, the Global Fund, PwC and national MoHs. Completed more than 170 international consultancies.Key areas of expertisePharmaceutical needs identification, forecasting and quantificationProcurement and management of pharmaceuticals, laboratory and medical suppliesPharmaceutical QA/QC system developmentHIV/AIDS, TB, malaria, vaccine supply managementWarehouse management, inventory control, distribution logisticsPerformance monitoring and evaluationPharmaceutical procurement auditingTraining and coaching Professional country experience Africa: Kenya, Malawi, Namibia, Rwanda, Tanzania, Uganda, Zambia, Zanzibar, ZimbabweAsia: Cambodia, Fiji, India, Indonesia, Kyrgyzstan, Laos, Malaysia, Mongolia, Myanmar, Nepal, Oman, Pakistan, Philippines, Singapore, Taiwan, Tajikistan, Thailand, Timor Leste, Uzbekistan, Viet NamEurope: Albania, Azerbaijan, Belgium, Bulgaria, Denmark, France, Germany, Italy, Kosovo, Moldova, The Netherlands, Romania, Switzerland, Ukraine, United KingdomMiddle East: Oman, UAE
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- language english
- Training sessions 39
- duration 4:02:58
- English subtitles has
- Release Date 2022/12/01
