article · Journal of Pharmaceutical Policy and Practice

Accessibility of malaria commodities in Geita District Council, mainland Tanzania: the experiences from healthcare providers and clients

Anna L. David
Domina Asingizwe
Jean D’ Amour Habagusenga
Stany Banzimana
Frank Chacky
Omary Swalehe
Fabrizio Molteni

2024Open accessMzumbe University

Abstract

The availability, hence the accessibility, of malaria commodities in private and faith-based health facilities is still sub-optimal. Logistic management needs to be improved to eliminate stockouts and malaria commodities high costs need a permanent solution.

Research topics

Global Maternal and Child Health
Pharmaceutical Economics and Policy
HIV/AIDS Impact and Responses

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DOI: 10.1080/20523211.2024.2308611

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