Essential drug availability

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Essential drug availability

Essential drug availability measures the number of unexpired drugs in a health facility compared to the total expected number of drugs on the list defined by the World Health Organization. To effectively provide essential health services, facilities must have available a minimum level of essential drugs.

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Data Source Notes

Data for this indicator are collected in less than 15 countries. 

Service Availability and Readiness Assessment (SARA) - Click here for the detailed list of drugs. 

Service Provision Assessment (SPA) -  Click here for the detailed list of drugs. 

The list of essential drugs is derived from the WHO Model List of Essential Medicines.

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