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close this bookAssessment of the Pharmaceutical Situation in Kenya - A Baseline Survey (HAI, WHO; 2003; 78 pages)
View the documentLIST OF ABBREVIATIONS
View the documentACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
View the document1. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Open this folder and view contents2. INTRODUCTION
Open this folder and view contents3. SURVEY DESIGN AND METHODOLOGY
close this folder4. RESULTS AND ANALYSIS
Open this folder and view contents4.1 LEVEL I CORE INDICATORS
close this folder4.2 LEVEL II CORE INDICATORS
Open this folder and view contents4.2.1 ACCESS
close this folder4.2.2 QUALITY AND SAFETY
View the document4.2.2.1 Presence of expired medicines in public health facility pharmacies, regional warehouses and Private pharmacy outlets
View the document4.2.2.2 Adequacy* of Conservation conditions and handling of medicines in public health facility and regional warehouses
Open this folder and view contents4.2.3 RATIONAL USE
View the document5. CONCLUSION
View the document6. POSITIVE ASPECTS AND AREAS FOR IMPROVEMENT IDENTIFIED
View the document7. SUMMARY OF RECOMMENDATIONS
Open this folder and view contentsAPPENDICES
 
4.2.2.2 Adequacy* of Conservation conditions and handling of medicines in public health facility and regional warehouses

*A checklist of minimum criteria for adequate conservation conditions and handling of medicines are given in Survey form 4 (Appendix 4). The values are percentages of the minimum criteria met.

• The median percent adequacy of conservation conditions in public health facilities was found to be 69% in the storeroom and 75% in the dispensing area.


• In the regional warehouses, the adequacy of conservation conditions was found to be 63%.

• 80%, 73% and 60% of the regional warehouses, public health facility dispensing areas and public health facility storeroom respectively were found to have adequacy of conservation conditions above 50%.

• 30% of the public health facility storerooms, 27% of the public health facility dispensing area and 20% regional warehouses were found to have less than 50% adequate conservation conditions respectively.


Figure 4.11 Adequacy of conservation conditions in public health facilities and regional warehouses

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