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Operations of Class c shops East African Drug Seller Initiative Uganda Getting Medicines to People—Creating Sustainable Private-Sector Drug Seller Programs Sensitization Meeting Operations of Class c shops Management Sciences for Health 1

Management Sciences for Health Class c drug shops Class c drug shops typically constitute the largest group of recognized (although often unaccredited and unregulated) outlets for non-prescription drugs. Class C shops are found to be the only alternative source of medicines to communities living in rural and peri-urban areas especially during shortage of drugs in public primary health facilities. In a mapping exercise carried out in Kibale in 2008, there were 147 drug shops of which 95 were licensed. The district had only one pharmacy Management Sciences for Health

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Problems of class c drug shops Reviews from surveys and inspections conducted reveal significant violation of laws and guidelines in day to day operation of Class c drug shops Illegal availability of prescription medicines that are prohibited for sale in Class C shops by the NDA Provision of clinical services in class c shops including injecting patients. Lack of adequate facilities for storing medicines properly Dispensing staff lack basic skills and knowledge on drugs and dispensing, and shop owners that lack business Management Sciences for Health

Problems of class c shops… Sale of expired medicines customers are not counseled on or sold the proper medicines or dosages to treat common ailments, including malaria Inadequate regulation and supervision Establishment and provision of services without NDA permit and business licenses Management Sciences for Health

Quality of Products and Services Management Sciences for Health 6 East African Drug Seller Initiative Management Sciences for Health 6

Management Sciences for Health

Drug Shop Dispenser Training (1) Management Sciences for Health 8 East African Drug Seller Initiative Management Sciences for Health

Drug Shop Dispenser Training (2) Management Sciences for Health 9 East African Drug Seller Initiative Management Sciences for Health

Percentage of drug sellers Uncomplicated malaria case management and dispensing skills in drug shop dispensers Malaria case management indicators  Percentage of drug sellers Mpigi (n=21) Kibale (n=16) Drug seller sought information on symptoms 71 56 Drug seller sought information about any other medication previously taken 38 31 Drug seller gave instructions on how to take the medicine 67 75 Drug seller gave information on how to look for danger signs 10 13 Drug seller immediately recommended referral Drug seller recommended referral in case of danger signs 14 6 Drug seller recommended returning if symptoms did not improve 19 Management Sciences for Health

Licenses and Inspection License for 2008 % of drug shops Mpigi (n=49) Kibale (n=56) NDA license Business license 44.9% 67.3% 48.2% 60.7% Inspection status % of drug shops Mpigi (n=49) Kibale (n=56) Within the last year Within the last 2 years Don’t know Never 67.3% 2% 8.2% 22.5% 64.2% 9% 26.8% Management Sciences for Health 11 East African Drug Seller Initiative Management Sciences for Health