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Interpretation of VVM in relation to other temperature monitoring devices - Umit Kartoglu

Umit Kartoglu, EPELA, World Health Organization (WHO)

Umit Kartoglu reviews temperature monitoring devices used in a typical vaccine cold chain and analyses how the readings relate to each other when there are more than one device at a particular point. This analysis is done from the VVM perspective.

Authors

Languages

  • English

Publication year

2019

Type

Training

Categories

  • Supply chain & logistics

Tags

  • Temperature monitoring
  • VVM

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