Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine has launched an online professional diploma programme in pharmaceutical systems. Collaborative, convenient, and high-quality education with interactive tools covering three modules: pharmaceutical systems and access, the pharmaceutical supply cycle, and pharmaceutical systems strengthening. Receive a professional diploma and study from anywhere with support from user-friendly technologies. Don’t miss out, apply ...
Join JSI for a technical discussion on good warehousing and handling practices for pharmaceuticals and health supplies in emergency settings. This webinar is organized by the Humanitarian Commodities Logistics Community of Practice with financial support from USAID-BHA. Our expert speakers, Isaiah Nyamosi and Omar M. Ali, will share their experiences in managing health commodity supply ...
Attention to all. WHO has issued a Medical Product Alert N°4/2023 regarding substandard (contaminated) syrup medicines CRM:0557513. Please check out the WHO website in all 6 UN languages for more information and forward this to relevant end-users, National Regulatory Authorities, procurers, and any other relevant colleagues and organizations. WHO urges increased scrutiny of these products. ...
Don’t miss out! Join the conversation on Resilience in Action and the fight against malaria. Learn why an integrated approach is essential and get recommendations from experts in the field. Featuring Dr. Perpetua Uhomoibhi, Dr. Corine Ngufor, and Mrs. Ogechi Ochi Okorie. Moderated by Prof. Olugbenga Mokuolu. RSVP for the webinar event on April 27th ...
Join the upcoming technical discussion on the role of supply chain managers in protecting the quality of health supplies in every phase of humanitarian response. The HCL Community Education Series, organized by the Humanitarian Commodities Logistics Community of Practice, will feature speakers Johnnie Amenyah, Senior Technical Advisor at JSI, and Hassan Nasser, Senior Pharmacist at ...
WHO warns of falsified DEFITELIO batch containing NO active ingredients. This could lead to ineffective treatment and serious health risks, including life-threatening situations. Please see the attached alert and do not hesitate to share it with anybody potentially interested/concerned.
It is with great sadness that we were informed of the passing of Dr William Wekwete. He was a member of the QUAMED Technical Committee. Our thoughts are with his wife and son.
Enabel Rwanda in collaboration with the EU launched an MSc and Ph.D. programme in Biotechnology at the University of Rwanda. The aim of the program is to support access to vaccines and medicines locally. 100 students in the health sector will be able to take the MSc Programme in 4 years and 5 Ph.D. candidates ...
With the high prevalence of infectious diseases in the Sahel countries and neighbours and the challenges in availability and affordability of access to healthcare, it creates a high demand for medical products and services. These needs unfortunately don’t always get met through formal channels. At least 605 tons of different medical products were seized in ...
QUAMED has organized the 14th and 16th March webinars for its members about quality assurance and medical devices. These webinars have been facilitated in French and in English by one of our experts, Maria MOYA. Nearly 60 people participated, including quality assurance teams from central medical stores and regional medical stores of Madagascar and DRC. Thanks again ...
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