Basic equipment availability

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Basic equipment availability

Minimum equipment availability is the percent of pieces of essential equipment that are available and functioning at a health facility. These pieces of equipment, such as a thermometer and stethoscope, are typically required to provide effective and safe essential health services.

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Data Source Notes

Data for this indicator are collected in 15 countries. 

Service Delivery Indicators (SDI) includes the following items in its assessment: thermometer, stethoscope, weighing scale, blood pressure apparatus, refrigerator, and sterilization equipment.

Service Availability and Readiness Assessment (SARA) includes the folllowing items in its assessment: thermometer, stethoscope, adult scale, child scale, blood pressure apparatus, and a light source. 

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