January 13, 2021Open Access

Assessment of local supply chains and stock management practices for trauma care resources in Ghana: a comparative small sample cross-sectional study

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Good supply chain and stock management practices are correlated with high trauma care resource availability. The findings from this study demonstrate several opportunities to improve stock management practices, particularly at low resource availability hospitals.

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