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Natalie Privett

Efficiency is something of an obsession for Natalie Privett, whether she is loading the dishwasher in her New York apartment or considering the delivery of health interventions in the developing world. In fact, it was her passion for doing good more effectively and efficiently that led her to pursue her Masters and PhD at Stanford University’s department of Management Science and Engineering. Now, as an Assistant Professor of Management and Policy at the Wagner Graduate School of Public Service, her research focuses on operations and supply chain management in the context of global public health, international public service, and nonprofit management.

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Supplying Health to the Whole World

April 7, 2015

New and improved drugs are released every year to tackle global health needs – and many pharma companies have initiatives to supply those drugs to the developing world. Unfortunately, efforts are wasted without proper supply chain management. Here, we prioritize the top ten challenges.

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