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Commodity Management: Selection, Procurement, Storage and Stock Indicators

Public health supply-chain notes by Mohamed Shukri Elmi of KMTC Garissa, following the commodity management cycle from selection and procurement through distribution and use to storage. Defines average monthly consumption rate, months of supply on hand, working stock, closing balance, losses and adjustments, with a worked store exercise and the layout rules for fast-moving, emergency, damaged and inflammable stock.

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