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Join us on 8 December at 15h30 CET for a webinar introducing post market monitoring of cold chain equipment.  Post Market Monitoring (PMM) of immunization cold chain equipment (CCE) involves collecting and analysing performance data from health and storage facilities to support timely correcti...

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POST 00927E : PIS/PQS 20 May 2006 ___________________________________________________________ This contribution is from Anthony Battersby (mailto:[email protected]) from the United Kingdom, expressing concerns over the PIS/PQS process. ____________________________________________________...
POST 00923E : THINKING THE UNTHINKABLE Follow-up on Post 00917E 11 May 2006 ________________________________________________________________ This posting contains two contributions in response to that of Anthony Battersby. The first is from Mogens Munck (mailto:[email protected]) f...
POST 00922E : COMMUNITY HEALTH PLANNING Follow-up on Posts 00888E, 00893E, 00907E and 00916E 8 May 2006 __________________________________ Anthony Seddoh (mailto:[email protected]), from WHO/AFRO replies to Koku Awoonor, from Ghana, (Post 00916E) with some further technical question...
POST 00921E : UPDATE ON SOLAR REFRIGERATOR 5 May 2006 _________________________________________________________________ The following update on SolarChill battery-free solar regrigerators is sent by Carib Nelson (mailto:[email protected]) from PATH. ________________________________________...
POST 00918E : VACCINATION DECISION TOOL Follow-up on Post 00913E 30 April 2006 ___________________________________________________________________ The following contribution comes from Kaushik Banerjee (mailto:[email protected]) from WHO. ______________________________________________...
POST 00917E : THINKING THE UNTHINKABLE 27 April 2006 ______________________________________________________________ Anthony Battersby (mailto:[email protected]) from the United Kingdom, shares thoughts and opinions on polio eradication. _________________________________________________...
POST 00916E : COMMUNITY HEALTH PLANNING Follow-up on Posts 00888E, 00893E and 00907E 24 April 2006 ____________________________________ This posting contains two contributions coincidently both from Ghana. The first is from J. Koku Awoonor (mailto:[email protected]) who answers ...
POST 00915E : VACCINE WASTAGE Follow-up on Posts 00889E, 00894E, 00899E, 00906E and 00910E 22 April 2006 ________________________________________________________________ This posting contains three contributions. The first is from Bibata Pare (mailto:[email protected]) from Burkina ...
POST 00913E : VACCINATION DECISION TOOL 19 April 2006 ______________________________________________________ Robert Steinglass (mailto:[email protected]) from IMMUNIZATIONbasics in the United States, sends a tool (attached) to help staff decide which vaccination to administer on a chi...
POST 00912E : JE VACCINE INTRODUCTION 17 April 2006 ________________________________ Vikram Singh (mailto:[email protected]) from India, contributes some information of interest on the introduction of Japanese Encephalitis vaccination in India. The information he requests has been sent to him ...
POST 00911E : REFRIGERATORS EVALUATION STUDY 13 April 2006 _________________________________ Anton Widjaya (mailro:[email protected]) and Vanda Moniaga (mailto:[email protected]) both from PATH/Indonesia, are sending a document that they co-authored with colleagues of the Ministry of Health of t...
POST 00910E : VACCINE WASTAGE Follow-up on Posts 00889E, 00894E, 00899E and 00906E 11 April 2006 __________________________________ This posting contains a contribution from Sridharan Rangachari (mailto:[email protected]) from India. __________________________________ I fully a...
POST 00909E : VACCINE FREEZING / A REQUEST 8 April 2006 ______________________________ Dear TechNet members; As part of our efforts to build a global understanding of the risks of freezing in the vaccine cold chain, PATH is gathering information describing occurrences of sub-zero temper...
POST 00908E : GLOBAL INITIATIVES FUNDING Follow-up on Posts 00898E and 00903E 6 April 2006 ______________________________ NOTE : I had not realized until having sent the previous posting, how heavy the file (DropOutSlip) was, for such a small thing. If you have had downloading problems...
POST 907E : COMMUNITY HEALTH PLANNING Follow-up on Posts 00888E and 00893E 4 April 2006 _____________________________________________________________ Robert Steinglass (mailto:[email protected]) from the United States draws our attention to another experience of community parti...
POST 00906E : WASTAGE RATES Follow-up on Posts 00889E, 00894E and 00899E 2 April 2006 _________________________________ This posting is a continuation of the discussion started by questions on a new WHO site by Femi Odegbami. In this posting Anthony Battersby (mailto:[email protected]...
POST 00903E : GLOBAL INITIATIVES FUNDING Follow-up on Post 00898E 27 March 2006 _____________________________ Anil Varshney (mailto:[email protected]) from India, submits comments on the presentation of global initiatives funding. ATTENTION! To members on servers with a maximum ...
POST 00902E : NEEDLE REMOVERS REVIEW Follow-up on Posts 00891E and 00897E 24 March 2006 ___________________________________ Yves Chartier (mailto:[email protected]) responds to Satish comments and concerns (Post 00897E) by explaining the present WHO perspective on the issue.. ______...
POST 00901E : Hib INITIATIVE Follow-up on Posts 00885E, 00887E, 00890E and 00896E 22 March 2006 ___________________________ This posting contains two contributions, both from Michel Zaffran (mailto:[email protected]) from GAVI in Geneva. In the first, he briefly answers my ques...
POST 00898E : GLOBAL INITIATIVES FUNDING 14 March 2006 ________________________________________________________ This message is cross-posted from UNICEF/ESARO's Technical Updates. Sincere thanks to Bob Davis and Evelyn Chege. The Measles Partners meeting took place last 14-15 February in ...
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