UNSPECIFIED, ed. (2017) DOWNSTREAM LOGISTICS IN PANDEMICS. LOGISTIC CLUSTER.
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FOREWORD 1 PART 1: PANDEMIC PREPAREDNESS 5 1. Introduction 7 2. Platform approach 10 3. Assessment 12 3.1 Joint External Evaluation 12 3.2 Where there is no Joint External Evaluation 13 3.3 Critical weaknesses 18 3.4 Health supply chain improvement 19 ANNEXES: PREPAREDNESS 23 Annex P-1. Risk assessment 25 Annex P-2. Emergency preparedness checklists 30 PART 2: PANDEMIC RESPONSE 33 1. Introduction 35 2. Pre-departure briefing 37 2.1 Key terms for infectious disease outbreaks 37 2.2 Data visualization in outbreaks 40 2.3 Essential knowledge for planning 43 3. Existing Logistics Capacity Assessments 45 3.1 Country profile 45 3.2 Logistics infrastructure 46 3.3 Services and supply 48 3.4 Contact list 50 CONTENTS 3 4. Outbreak data 51 4.1 The need for a flexible supply chain 51 4.2 Tailoring planning to the disease 52 4.3 Mapping the outbreak 54 4.4 Examples of outbreak maps 57 4.5 Quantifying needs for critical supplies 60 5. Logistics Capacity Assessments 63 5.1 Updating LCA information 63 5.2 Rapid Logistics Capacity Assessment Tool 63 5.3 Local availability of resources 64 5.4 Factors affecting relief efforts 65 5.5 Mini medical logistics assessment 65 6. Logistics gaps and bottlenecks 69 6.1 Ports and border crossings 69 6.2 Storage and transport 70 6.3 Cold chain 71 7. CONOPS 72 7.1 CONOPS structure 72 7.2 Updating the CONOPS 74 8. Logistics Action Plan 75 8.1 Planning hubs 75 8.2 Procuring relief items 77 8.3 Receiving international shipments 80 8.4 Storage during transport 84 8.5 Storing medical products 91 8.6 Warehousing of relief items 92 8.7 Transporting relief items 96 8.8 Managing air operations 98 8.9 Provider of last resort 100 8.10 Transporting biological samples 101 8.11 Clearing customs 108 DOWNSTREAM LOGISTICS IN PANDEMICS 4 9. Building logistics infrastructure 111 9.1 Types of logistics infrastructure 114 9.2 Storage facilities 117 10. Logistics staff 119 10.1 Organizational chart 119 10.2 Transport services and fleet management 121 10.3 Workspace and accommodation 125 10.4 Warehouse staff 128 11. Supply chain information management, tracking and coordination 130 11.1 Relief Item Tracking Application (RITA) 132 12. Waste Disposal 134 12.1 Types of waste 135 12.2 Providing appropriate toilet facilities, and disposing of excreta 136 12.3 Disposing of waste water 140 12.4 Disposing of healthcare waste 142 13. Logistician’s checklist 147 ANNEXES: RESPONSE 151 Annex R-1. More key terms used in infectious disease outbreaks 153 Annex R-2. List of critical pandemic relief items 172 Annex R-3. Deployment 176 Annex R-4. CONOPS example 180 Annex R-5. Examples of kits to pre-position 184 Annex R-6. Equipment for setting up logistics hubs 188 Annex R-7. Emergency labels for packages containing medical samples 196
| Item Type: | Book |
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| Subjects: | H Social Sciences > HD Industries. Land use. Labor H Social Sciences > HD Industries. Land use. Labor > HD28 Management. Industrial Management |
| Depositing User: | Unnamed user with email [email protected] |
| Date Deposited: | 03 Apr 2023 08:51 |
| Last Modified: | 03 Apr 2023 08:51 |
| URI: | http://eprint.ulbi.ac.id/id/eprint/1823 |
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