Case study
Controlled temperature chain: Taking advantage of the true heat stability of vaccines
Project Optimize, a World Health Organization and PATH collaboration, is working to enable immunization programs to take advantage of the true stability of vaccines by labeling them for use at ambient temperatures in a controlled temperature chain for limited periods of time as appropriate to the stability of the antigen.
Authors
Languages
- English
- French
Publication year
2012
Publisher
PATH, World Health Organization
Type
Case study
Categories
- Supply chain & logistics
Tags
- Controlled temperature chain (CTC)
- Optimize
Topic references
OPTIMIZE_CTC
| Title | Author | Year | Type | Language |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Controlled temperature chain: Taking advantage of the true heat stability of vaccines | PATH, World Health Organization (WHO) | 2012 | Case study | English, French |
| Use of MenAfriVac™ (meningitis A vaccine) in a controlled temperature chain (CTC) during campaigns: guidance for immunization programme decision-makers and managers | World Health Organization (WHO) | 2013 | Guidance | English, French |
