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close this bookUganda Pharmaceutical Sector Baseline Survey (HAI, WHO; 2002; 67 pages)
View the documentForeword
View the documentAcknowledgments
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View the documentExecutive summary
Open this folder and view contents1. Introduction
Open this folder and view contents2. Study Design and Methodology
close this folder3. Findings
View the document3.1 Level I: Structures and processes of country pharmaceutical situation
close this folder3.2 Level II: Core indicator results
View the documenta) Summary of the Level II core indicator results
View the documentb) Accessibility to Drugs
View the documentc) Stock-out duration in public health facilities and district warehouses
View the documentd) Percentage of prescribed drugs actually dispensed to patients in public health facilities
View the documente) Affordability of key drugs in public health facilities and private dispensing drug outlets
View the documentf) Prices of key drugs in public health facilities and private dispensing drug outlets
View the documentg) Quality of drugs
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View the document3.3 Household survey results
View the document4. Interpretation of Results
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b) Accessibility to Drugs

Availability of key drugs in public health facilities and district warehouses

• The median availability of the basket of key drugs in public health facilities and district warehouses was found to be 75% and 55% respectively

• Almost half (47%) of the facilities were found to have greater than 75% availability of the basket of key drugs; however 20% of the facilities had less than 50% availability, with 1 in 20 facilities having only 20%

• There was a wide variation of availability between the district warehouses - ranging from 15% to 75 % availability3.

3 Following decentralization of health services, district warehouses ceased to be the major storage points for the district health services and today largely act as ‘transit stores’ for the Health Sub-Districts and other peripheral health units.


Availability of key drugs in public health facilities


Availability of key drugs at district warehouses

Recommendation

Develop and implement interventions to address the poor availability of drugs in public health facilities

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