Background Access to internationally controlled essential medicines (ICEMs), medicines
that are listed on both the World Health Organization's Essential Medicines List and one of …

Abstract Universal Health Coverage (UHC) is the dominant paradigm in health systems
research, positing that everyone should have access to a range of affordable health …

Background There is a paucity of data on public awareness of cancer in Ethiopia. This study
assessed cancer signs, symptoms, and risk factors awareness among individuals aged 18 …

Background Medication shortages are a pressing concern throughout the world. To gain
insight into this issue, WHO and Health Action International (HAI) have constructed a …

Objective Up to 70% of people living with epilepsy could become seizure‐free with the
appropriate use of antiseizure medicines. However, three quarters of people with epilepsy …

Essential medicines are those that meet the population's most pressing healthcare needs.
As a result, they should always be available in sufficient quantities and the proper dosage …

Background Medical consumable stock-outs negatively affect health outcomes not only by
impeding or delaying the effective delivery of services but also by discouraging patients from …

Background Azithromycin is a therapeutically” relevant macrolide antibiotic registered on the
Essential Medicines List of the World Health Organization. The fact that medicine is selected …

Background Diabetes is a major global public health burden. Effective diabetes
management is highly dependent on the availability of affordable and quality-assured …

Background Access to essential medicines is imperative for delivering effective healthcare,
yet a significant proportion of the global population continues to face barriers in obtaining …