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Investigation of inventory and supply chain causality of essential medicines expiry in public health institutions in Zambia / Morris Mushiba Mushiba.

By: Mushiba, Morris Mushiba.

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BookPublisher: Lusaka: The University of Zambia, 2022Description: xiv, 79 pages: illustrations.Subject(s): Essential medicines -- Supply | Pharmaceutical distributors | Pharmaceutical supply chain system

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