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close this bookBaseline Survey of the Pharmaceutical Sector in Tanzania 2002 (WHO; 2002; 62 pages)
View the documentAcronymys
View the documentAcknowledgements
View the documentExecutive summary
Open this folder and view contentsIntroduction
View the documentOBJECTIVES OF THE STUDY
View the documentSampling
View the documentEthical consideration
View the documentData collection
close this folderMain study results
View the documentPublic health facilities’ results
View the documentHousehold survey results
close this folderDISCUSSION OF RESULTS
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close this folderRATIONAL DRUG USE
View the documentPatient Knowledge
View the documentTracer cases treated according to STGs
View the documentAdherence to recommended treatment guidelines in treating Diarrhoea in children
View the documentAdequately labelled drugs
View the documentAverage number of drugs per encounter
View the documentPercentage of prescribed drugs dispensed
View the documentNumber of patients receiving antibiotics in one encounter
View the documentPercentage of patients receiving injections
View the documentPrescribing according to EDL
View the documentPercentage of expired drugs
View the documentGuidelines Availability
View the documentHouseholds survey
View the documentSpecific recommendations
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Prescribing according to EDL

The results show an average adherence of 98.5%, which is very good indeed. Expected adherence, however, would have been 100%. This performance could have been due to inclusion of the Essential drug concept in training/curriculum, policy emphasis and indeed streamlining and making available the key (essential) drugs in all health facilities. This situation is a positive contribution of the National Essential Drugs program. The shortfall of 1.5% could be due to special requested drugs for certain medical cases which are not in NEDLIT.

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