Health care Supply Chain

1. SA Guidance: Maintaining CEHS during
COVID-19
To propose strategic directions
for improved coordination,
planning and monitoring of CEHS
during the pandemic
To provide a methodical
approach for phased reduction
and resumption in service
provision based on pandemic
phase/ alert levels
To suggest mechanisms for
optimizing key health resources,
and health service delivery
platforms tailored to context and
community needs
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GPDOH Medical
DepoEPR focal
person
Preparedness
Surveillance ?PHEOC
Response
GPDOH Medical
DepoEPR focal
person

3. MOVEMENT OF INVENTORY
Red: Information flow 3
Charlotte Maxeke
Hospital (Supplier)
Pharmacy Stores
(2) Casualty
(3) Ten consultation
rooms
Generation of
prescriptions
Cold chain
(medicine)
Non-drug
supplies
2weekly
Supplier
Orders
END-USER
:
PATIENT
Weekly Orders by 5
departments
(1) Pharmacy dispensary
(Patients with prescription)
Pharmacy
Procurement
Emergency Meds/Supplies
Weekly internal orders
for departments
2
1
Medicines & vaccines
(4) Family Planning
4
Medicines
Stock control
Unit

4. Strategies that guide STI elimination

5. Option 2:
Use own truck and hire for
customer in CPT and
supplier in DBN
5
CUSTOMER 2
(CPT -
Supermarket)
WAREHOUSE(CPT)
Product mix
CUSTOMER 1
(JHB- Retail
Warehouse)
CUSTOMER 3
(JHB –
(Supermarket)
Supplier 1 (CPT)
Lipstick/Eyeliner
Supplier 2 (PE)
Eyeshadow/Blush
Supplier 3 (DBN)
Makeup Remover
2
6
7
Hire small van for customer
2 Leg 6
Hire truck for leg 5 from
supplier 3
Use own truck for leg
1,2,3,4,7,8,9
8
Backhauling to
warehouse
9
Backhauling to
PE Supplier
3
4
1
5

6. Option 1:
Hire all 6 delivery vehicles
6
CUSTOMER 2
(CPT -
Supermarket)
WAREHOUSE(CPT)
Product mix
CUSTOMER 1
(JHB- Retail
Warehouse)
CUSTOMER 3
(JHB –
(Supermarket)
Supplier 1 (CPT)
Lipstick/Eyeliner
Supplier 2 (PE)
Eyeshadow/Blush
Supplier 3 (DBN)
Makeup Remover
1
2
3
4
5
6
Hire small vans for
customers 2&3 Leg 4&6 to
Supermarkets
Hire big trucks for leg 1,2,3,5
to Warehouse and customer

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8. 2 932 441
4.88% of SA
2 239 073
997 992 (5.53%)
34.0% of FS
44.6% of Eligible FS
955 584
32.6% of FS
42.7%
9.56
of Eligible FS
Per 100 000
825 161
28.1% of FS
36.9%
8.25
of Eligible FS
Per 100 000
• Total Population of the Free State.
• Population eligible to vaccinate in the Free State (18 years and older).
• Total Number of individuals registered to vaccinate (5.53% of national
vaccination registrations)
• As a % of the Free State population.
• As a % of the population eligible to vaccinate in the Free State (18 years
and older).
• Total number of vaccinated individuals
• As a % of the Free State population
• As a % of the population eligible to vaccinate in the Free State.
• Vaccinated individuals per 100 000 population
• Total number of fully vaccinated individuals
• As a % of the Free State population
• As a % of the population eligible to vaccinate in the FS
• Vaccinated individuals per 100 000 population
• Percentage of the total South African population.
42 408
Registered but not vaccinated
Vaccination Overview:
ourced on 21/October/2021.

9. Thank You