Health experts and policymakers want people to have access to affordable and high-quality medical care. But in some developing countries, making quality healthcare available may first necessitate ensuring that essential medicines are available, such as anti-malaria pills and antibiotics. The challenge of guaranteeing a steady supply is not only related to the financial side of paying for medicines. Zambia, the World Bank supported a project exploring...
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The challenge of ensuring adequate stocks of essential drugs in rural health clinics
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central medical stores
Citation
Vledder,Monique; Friedman,Jed; Sjoblom,Mirja Channa; Yadav,Prashant.
The challenge of ensuring adequate stocks of essential drugs in rural health clinics (English). From evidence to policy Washington, DC : World Bank Group. http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/292431468334923015