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An Imperial solution in Malawi

Imperial Health Sciences et la chaîne d'approvisionnement de santé au Malawi

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Malawi Supply Chain Healthcare Imperial Health Sciences

Imperial Health Sciences managing director Dr Iain Barton highlights the reasons for the development of a new healthcare supply chain in Malawi:

"In most countries in sub-Saharan Africa, essential medicines and vaccines are procured and distributed by the Ministry of Health or a parastatal agency closely linked to the Ministry. The typical model is that the manufacturers ship the medicines to the Central Medical Stores, which, using a government owned fleet, distributes in bulk to district or regional warehouses. These in turn distribute supplies to hospitals, clinics and primary healthcare centres."

Originally published by Logistics News — 14 April 2015.


Auteur(s) : Helene Artz (republication), basé sur Logistics News

Publication d'origine : 26 mars 2018 (article d'origine : 14 avril 2015)

Source : Africa Resource Centre

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