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An Assessment of the implementation of the East African pooled procurement mechanism among faith-based medicines supply organizations
The East African region has a significant burden of communicable and noncommunicable diseases, yet patients have low access to essential medicines and medical supplies. Some of the barriers to accessing medicines are high prices and stock-outs. Pooled procurement of health products is an innovative
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