New Research in Humanitarian and Health Care Supply Chains for Developing Countries

Seven Masters students present the results of their thesis work in Humanitarian and Health Care Supply Chains for Developing Countries. The presenters and topics are listed below:

Presenter	Topic	Thesis Advisor(s)
Chiamin Lai and Mike Laverty	Improving Health Impact Through Tailored Supply Chains: A Case Study of Ghana. See Abstract, Executive Summary and Presentation	Laura Rock Kopczak
Puneet Agarwal	An Analysis of Opportunities for Increasing Donation Quantity and Quality by Food Retailers in Spain and India. See Abstract, Executive Summary and Presentation	Laura Rock Kopczak
Lijie Song	Analysis of the Upstream Supply Chain for ACT Drugs for Malaria. See Abstract and Presentation	Prashant Yadav and Santiago Kraiselburd
Virginia Falcon	Proactive Management of Drug Recalls in Resource- Limited Settings: Implementation of Statistical Sampling Methods in a Pharmacovigilance Study. See Abstract, Executive Summary and Presentation	Prashant Yadav
Christopher Carr and James Dorbor Jallah	Improving Spatial Accessibility to Antiretroviral Treatments for HIV/AIDS. See Abstract and Executive Summary and Presentation	Prashant Yadav and Mozart Menezes

 

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