Stop Stock-outs Campaign Statement
Access to essential medicines is a human right and a cornerstone of an effective primary health care system. Access to free essential medicines determines whether people live or die, suffer pain and discomfort, or have their ailments cured, recover from illness or endure life-long disease.
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Kenya Country News
KENYA Stop Stockouts Team Hosts Health Civil SocietyThe Kenya Stop Stock- Outs (SSO) team on the 4th of November 2009 hosted Health Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) to a half day workshop...
Kenya Stop Stockouts Team to Meet Health Civil SocietyThe Kenya Stop Stock- Outs (SSO) Team will on the 4th of November 2009 host Health Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) to a half day...
Snap survey reveals medicine stockouts still plague Kenya, Malawi, Uganda and ZambiaDuring ‘pill check week’, researchers visited public health institutions countrywide and checked on the availability of...
“Dorothy” : a video interview“Dorothy”, who prefers not to use her real name, is a nurse at a public health facility in Kisumu, Kenya. She feels that...
SMS pill check findings released to Kenyan mediaThe Kenyan team held a successful press conference on 30/06/09 with 22 journalists in attendance from various print, electronic and...
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Ida : a video interview
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Vivian : a video interview
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Anna : a video interview
Anna is a nurse working in Livingstone, the ex capitol city located in the southern border of Zambia. She works in a public clinic and during her interview... [Read more]
Phelloner : a video interview
I met Phelloner, a woman living with her family in a compound located in the norther area of Lusaka. She was a victim of a stockout of an essential medicine... [Read more]
