Ranking factors for coordinated supply chain management of ACTs in Uganda’s general hospitals using the analytical hierarchy process

A structured, context-sensitive approach is essential for improving supply chain coordination and ACT availability in resource-limited settings. These findings offer insights for healthcare managers and policymakers in similar contexts.

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The Journal of Medicine Access
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2025-10-01
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https://doi.org/10.1177/27550834251378933
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Quality and Supply Management
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Ranking factors for coordinated supply chain management of ACTs in Uganda’s general hospitals using the analytical hierarchy process

Oluka Pross Nagitta, George William Kajjumba, Marcia Mkansi
The Journal of Medicine Access
Quality and Supply Management
article

Ranking factors for coordinated supply chain management of ACTs in Uganda’s general hospitals using the analytical hierarchy process

Oluka Pross Nagitta, George William Kajjumba, Marcia Mkansi
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Abstract

A structured, context-sensitive approach is essential for improving supply chain coordination and ACT availability in resource-limited settings. These findings offer insights for healthcare managers and policymakers in similar contexts.

The Journal of Medicine AccessVol. 9
University of Nevada, Las Vegas (US), University of South Africa (ZA), Uganda Management Institute (UG), Water Research Foundation (US)
Openalex Percentile: Top 50%
Quality and Supply Management
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