| Goal 1: Private drug
seller initiatives. Projects in two or three countries that
creatively involve the private sector to produce measurable and
sustainable improvements in access to quality drugs, vaccines, health
supplies, and pharmaceutical services by promoting public health
through private drug sellers and assessing the feasibility of franchising
essential medicines/health commodities.
GHANA
GHANA: Creating a Franchise
System for Drug Sellers—CAREshops®
GHANA: CAREshop
Evaluation Results Summary Table
Presentations Related to the CAREshop Program in Ghana
The Chemical Seller Franchise Model: CAREshops in Ghana
Abstract
Presentation
Training of Chemical Sellers: The CAREshop Approach
Presentation
Private Sector Impact in Promoting Public Health Goals and Needs:
The Future of Franchising
Abstract
Presentation
Essential Medicines Franchise: A Private Sector Approach to Public
Health Services
Abstract
Poster
The Essential Drugs Franchise: Building Links with Public and Private
Sector Organizations
Abstract
Poster
CAREshop Essential Medicines Franchise: Impact on Malaria Management
in Drug Supply Outlets
Poster
Regulatory Interventions Can Improve Geographical Access to Pharmaceutical
Services in a Developing Country
Abstract
Poster
Identifying the Training Needs of Auxiliary Pharmaceutical Service
Providers: The Case of Licensed Chemical Sellers in Ghana
Abstract
Poster
GPS Tracking: A Novel Prospect for Inspection and Monitoring of
Pharmacies and Licensed Chemical Sellers
Abstract
Poster
Developing a Chemical Sellers' Franchise in Ghana
Abstract
Presentation
Essential Medicines Franchise: A Private Sector Approach to Public
Health Services
Abstract
Poster
Essential Medicines Franchise: Creating Linkages between the Public and Private Sectors
Abstract
Poster
Essential Medicines Franchise: Sustaining a Competitive Advantage
Abstract
Poster
TANZANIA
TANZANIA:
Accredited Drug Dispensing Outlets—Duka la Dawa Muhimu (summary)
The Accredited Drug Dispensing
Outlet Program in Tanzania: Final Report
Tanzania: ADDO Evaluation
Results Summary Table
Presentations Related to the ADDO Program in Tanzania
Enhancing Access to Medicines through Private and Multisector Initiatives:
The Tanzania Experience
Abstract
Presentation
Economic and Other Incentives: MEDA
Abstract
Presentation
Introducing a Child Health Focus into the Duka La Dawa Muhimu,
Tanzania
Abstract
Presentation
Monitoring Medicine Use at the New Accredited Drug Dispensing Outlets
(ADDOs) in Ruvuma, Tanzania
Abstract
Poster
Can Support for Small Business Owners Improve the Quality of Pharmaceutical
Services? Summary of April 2004 Research Findings from the ADDO
Project in Tanzania
Abstract
Poster
The Impact of the Accredited Drug Dispensing Outlet Program
Abstract
Poster
Accredited Drug Dispensing Outlets: A Novel Public-Private Partnership
Abstract
Poster
ADDOs: Development of Standards and a Code of Ethics
Abstract
Poster
ADDOs: The Role of Training
Abstract
Poster
ADDOs: The Role of Incentives
Abstract
Poster
ADDOs: Development and Implementation of a Marketing Plan
Abstract
Poster
ADDOs: The Role of Regulation
Abstract
Poster
Improving Access to Medicines in Rural Areas: The Tanzanian Experience
Abstract
Presentation
Accredited Drug Dispensing Outlets: A Novel Public-Private Partnership
Abstract
Poster
ADDOs: Development of Standards and a Code of Ethics
Abstract
Poster
ADDOs: The Role of Training
Abstract
Poster
ADDOs: Development and Implementation of a Marketing Plan
Abstract
Poster
ADDOs: The Role of Regulation
Abstract
Poster
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