Systems for Improved Access to Pharmaceuticals and Services (SIAPS)

Background: Studies have shown that supply chain costs are a significant proportion of total programme costs. DEC abstract (PB-AAG-205)

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Swaziland. Ministry of HealthLikely, not confirmed1
End year 2018 (our estimate)Likely, not confirmed2
Scope: globalLikely, not confirmed4
Évaluation de la régulation du secteur pharmaceutique en GuinéeLikely, not confirmed1
Diplomado sobre gestión del suministro de medicamentos en el marco del SUGEMI, República Dominicana: Evaluación rápida de impacto, diciembre de 2014Likely, not confirmed1
Rolled out under Barack ObamaOur estimate2
Management Sciences for Health (MSH)Stated in a document84
Systems for Improved Access to Pharmaceuticals and Services (SIAPS) Program, Management Sciences for Health (MSH)Stated in a document13
Management Sciences for HealthStated in a document6
University of MichiganStated in a document1
United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF)Stated in a document1
University of California, San FranciscoStated in a document1
Management Sci HlthStated in a document1
ProgramStated in a document1
South Africa National Department of HealthStated in a document1
Swiss Tropical & Public Health InstituteStated in a document1
Systems for Improved Access to Pharmaceuticals and Services (SIAPS)Stated in a document1
University of BaselStated in a document1
Dominican RepublicStated in a document17
BangladeshStated in a document13
EthiopiaStated in a document6
SwazilandStated in a document6
MaliStated in a document5
West AfricaStated in a document5
KenyaStated in a document4
NamibiaStated in a document3
Democratic Republic of the CongoStated in a document3
AfricaStated in a document2
Africa South of SaharaStated in a document2
GuineaStated in a document2
PhilippinesStated in a document2
TanzaniaStated in a document2
BurundiStated in a document2
CameroonStated in a document2
MozambiqueStated in a document2
AngolaStated in a document2
East AfricaStated in a document2
UgandaStated in a document2
HaitiStated in a document1
Latin AmericaStated in a document1
NepalStated in a document1
Central and Eastern EuropeStated in a document1
VietnamStated in a document1
Southeast AsiaStated in a document1
South AfricaStated in a document1
PeruStated in a document1
UzbekistanStated in a document1
BeninStated in a document1
OAA-A-11-00021Stated in a document105
GHN-A-07-00002Stated in a document2
AID-OAA-A-11000021Stated in a document1
USAID. Bur. for Global Health. Ofc. of Health SystemsStated in a document72
US Agency for International DevelopmentStated in a document22
U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID)Stated in a document1
Bureau for Middle EastStated in a document1
President's Malaria InitiativeStated in a document1
Systems for Improved Access to Pharmaceuticals and Services (SIAPS) ProgramStated in a document1
BangladeshStated in a document1
Dominican RepublicStated in a document1
EthiopiaStated in a document1
KenyaStated in a document1
NamibiaStated in a document1
NepalStated in a document1
SwazilandStated in a document1
UgandaStated in a document1
Topics (15)Stated in a document15
Start year 2011Stated in a document2
Organización de un Sistema Nacional de Suministro de MedicamentosStated in a document1
Continuous Results Monitoring and Support SystemStated in a document1

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Systems for Improved Access to Pharmaceuticals and Services (SIAPS) implemented by Management Sciences for Health

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Management Sciences for Health
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Training on Treatment Registers and Paper-based LMIS Tools for Sierra Leone Health Personnel, a document from 2018 PA-00T-771
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Storage Improvement of Peripheral Health Units in Four Districts in Sierra Leone, a document from 2018 PA-00T-772
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Training Workshop on Quantification with Quantimed and PipeLine Tools in Freetown, Sierra Leone, a design implementation workplan from 2018 PA-00T-773
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