Collective Learning certificate - 2
- Enabling Functions for Health Supply Chains -
Fourth Cohort – 27th June to 25th July - Registration CLOSED
The Course is accredited by The CPD Certification Service, United Kingdom
Course Description
NEED FOR COMPREHENSIVE SUPPLY CHAIN TRAINING
The importance of supply chain in health systems is being understood and need for an effective supply chain is increasing to manage the rising demand for healthcare in most countries. Supply chains need skilled people to run them, and unfortunately, the rising demand for effective supply chain isn’t really met by increased supply of skilled healthcare professionals with comprehensive education in supply chain. There is a need to improve education strategies to ensure that health professionals have comprehensive knowledge and skills to manage supply chains, including the backend enabling functions that make or break any system.
SUPPLY CHAIN ENABLING FUNCTIONS
Managing health supply chain doesn’t only mean managing the flow of health products, it also means ensuring a sound system that has the ability function repeatedly to seamlessly manage the flow of products. This includes careful planning for infrastructure, people and skills, data & information and financial management. Eventually, the quality of products being circulated also needs to be managed, to ensure that the six rights of supply chain are met. Supply Chain professionals in health must also understand these enabling functions which quite often pose as barriers and find ways to resolve them.
WHAT DOES THE COURSE CLC2 OFFERS ?
“Collective Learning Certificate 2: Enabling Functions for Health Supply Chains” is the second supply chain course on Bee Skilled’s Hive platform. It focuses on the “enabling” supply chain functions that are critical for supply chain operations which were studied in the first course (CLC 1: SC4H). The completion of this course enables learners to obtain a full 360 degree understanding of the supply chain for public health. CLC 2 is important for supply chain professionals, pharmacists and other health workforce since it allows the learners to understand those functions and organizational requirements which are critical for efficient supply chain operations.
This course prepares the learners for higher order management skills and future managerial and leadership roles. Completion of CLC 1 and CLC 2 will allow the learner to fully understand all the moving parts of a public health supply chain.
The course combines internationally recognized supply chain capabilities (People that Deliver Library of Competencies) with the public health context. To increase engagement and understanding, participants can take the course in an interactive format that includes hands-on activities, quizzes and case studies. The European Qualifications Framework was used to develop the course (EQF: Level 5).
AT THE END OF THIS COURSE, LEARNER WILL BE ABLE TO :
- Explain why a strong foundation is needed for effective supply chain operations
- Demonstrate the critical role of data visibility as an enabler for supply chain effectiveness
- Describe how product quality can be maintained with few adjustments in core supply chain functions
- Explain how supply chain performance can be continuously assessed
- For more information, watch the “Course Overview” video
WHO IS THIS COURSE FOR ?
- Public Health Professionals with 5 to 10 years of experience – Pharmacists, Doctors, Nurses, Biomedical Engineers, Frontline Health Workers, Management Staff working in supply chain or health programs.
- Healthcare Academics – Graduate or Post graduate students of Pharmacy, Medicine, Nursing, Biomedical Engineering who intend to learn about the public health supply chain.
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Ratings and Reviews
4.7Avg. Rating60 Ratings54649342110What's your experience? We'd love to know!Login to ReviewShow more reviewsGift NgororaPosted 10 months agoCOURSE REVIEWThe online course was a lot of fun for me. It seemed well thought out and organized making it simple to follow. Just enough work was assigned to complete everything on time, learn about the subjects, and avoid feeling overburdened. The course was enjoyable but demanding especially the final assessment, just as you had predicted, nonetheless the quizzes were entertaining and simple to understand
×Ruvimbo MasiiwaPosted 10 months agoCOURSE ASSESMENTOverall, I enjoyed the course however I feel as if the first module was not beginner friendly and only catered to those with extensive experience in supply chain. Module 2 onwards were easier to understand and follow. I enjoyed the online lessons and I think the module was well paced. Thank you again Sanjay and team
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Pay directly using International Credit or Debit cards. UPI and Bank Transfer options Available for India.
Pay in your local currency, through local cards, mobile money, mPESA etc. Only for Nigeria, Ghana, Kenya, Uganda, South Africa and Zambia.
Learning Journey
The first module of the course introduces the course, supply chain enabling functions and then focusses on key infrastructure needs for supply chains and managing risks.
Videos + Self-Learning + Discussion + Quizzes = 2 hours
This module focuses on operational efficiency, professionalization of health supply chain roles and explains the need for competency-based human resource management for health supply chains.
Videos + Self-Learning + Discussion + Quizzes + Assignment = 4.5 hours
This module explains why data visibility is critical to effective supply chain operations and how data needs are classified at different levels of the supply chain
Videos + Self-Learning + Discussion + Quizzes + Assignment = 3.5 hours
This module describes product quality and explains the new classification of poor-quality products. You will also understand the key steps of quality control in the supply chain.
Videos + Self-Learning + Discussion + Quizzes + Case Study = 3 hours
This module focuses on supply chain performance management. You will learn how performance management is central to continuous improvement and also the concept of a maturity model to understand the maturity level of your processes in order to optimize them.
Videos + Self-Learning + Discussion + Quizzes + Assignment = 4 hours
Thank you for the feedback Tendai! We will try to understand your feedback better and improve the course for non-supply chain personnel.