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A Sustainable Strategy for Training Nurses and Pharmacists in Health Logistics
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Anne Marie Hvid <[log in to unmask]>
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Health Promotion on the Internet <[log in to unmask]>
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Thu, 9 Apr 2015 10:52:51 -0400
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In a newly released blog and infographic, the USAID | DELIVER
PROJECT’s Motomoke Eomba, Director of Capacity Building, and Viktor
Kwesi Playe, Capacity Building Coordinator in Ghana, explain how the
project is addressing sustainability in training nurses and
pharmacists to manage the health commodity supply chain.

In Ghana, all nursing and pharmacy schools have incorporated supply
chain management training into their curricula, ensuring that students
are trained in logistics and ready to take on their health supply
management tasks when they graduate. With this approach, many more
people can be trained than would be possible with on-the-job or
in-service training.

» Access the blog and infographic at http://bit.ly/1GsYMo7


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Anne Marie Hvid, PMP
Knowledge Management Advisor
USAID | DELIVER PROJECT
deliver.jsi.com

PHONE: 703.310.5256
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