![[Left to right: Marian Wentworth, MSH President and CEO; Cletus Otieno, Habemus Pharmacy; Lawrence Fish, MSH Board Chairman; Chief Pharmacist and Registrar of the Pharmacy and Poisons Board, Dr. Fred Siyoi; MSH Vice President, Pharmaceuticals and Health Technologies Group, Dr. Douglas Keene; and MedSource CEO Dr. Peter Kamunyo.] {Photo credit: IMG Events & PR}](https://msh.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/10/medsource_day_2.medsourcelaunch.715px.jpg)
MedSource, Kenya’s first member-driven pharmaceutical group purchasing organization, has been launched today
Nairobi, Kenya—October 11, 2018—MedSource, a group purchasing organization dedicated to improving the availability and affordability of quality medici...
Local Sourcing and Supplier Development in Global Health: Analysis of the Supply Chain Management System’s Local Procurement in Four Countries
From 2006 to 2014, Supply Chain Management System (SCMS), the global procurement and distribution project for the U.S. President’s Emergency Plan for ...
Factors Affecting the Utilization of Xpert MTB/RIF Assay among TB Clinic Health Workers in Addis Ababa
Our objective was to assess the knowledge of health professionals on Xpert MTB/RIF assay and associated factors in detecting TB/TB drug resistance. An...
![[Principal Dispenser and MTC Secretary, David Ouma in the Moroto regional referral hospital medicines stores]](https://msh.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/09/david_ouma_moroto_medicines_store.715px.jpg)
Improving Malaria Case Management in One Ugandan Hospital
Toward Building Resilient Pharmaceutical Systems: SIAPS Final Report
SIAPS Mozambique End of Project Report
In 2012, the population of Mozambique had limited access to medicines of assured quality, safety, and efficacy and to effective pharmaceutical service...
![[Pehovelo Ndahangoudja (left), a registered nurse documents feedback on CBART from Know your Status CASG member Julia Sheepo (2nd from right) and leader Marian Ndahafo Lilonga (right) at Ndamono clinic, Onandjokwe district.] {Photo credit: Stanley Stephanus for SIAPS Namibia}](https://msh.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/ndamono_clinic_onandjokwe_district_photo_credit_stanley_stephanus_for_siaps_namibia-web.jpg)
Bridging The Distance for ART Services in Namibia
Opinion: Strong Pharmaceutical Systems are Crucial to Attaining UHC
Digital Health Technologies to Support Access to Medicines and Pharmaceutical Services in the Achievement of Sustainable Development Goals
The objective of this study was to describe the conceptual and implementation approach of selected digital health technologies that were tailored i...