Tracer Drugs Stock Out In Durame Hospital Snnpr Ethiopia

Introduction: Although availability of tracer drugs was the most important objectives of rnnational drug policy, the unavailability of tracer drugs remains to be a major problem for poor rncountries. rnObjective: Toimproved tracer drugs availability in the Durame hospital drug stores rnDesign: Pre–post intervention study during August 2011 to March 2012, using tracer drug stock rnout registration form and physician inventory. rnSetting: Durame Primary hospital in Ethiopia. rnParticipants: Pharmacist and pharmacy technicians, hospital administrator (CEO), clinical rnstaff and DTC members. rnImplementation: The intervention included the following components:(1) Developing tracer rndrug monitoring form (2) enhanced DTC training on drug management, (3) Improving drug rnprocurement, and (4) Improving communication between Pharmacy staff and Physicians. rnCommunication is the most important to provide quality of health care for the client. The work rnplan progresses of implementation were monitored by check list. rnMain Outcome Measure: We measured tracer drugs stock out and availability. The tracer drugs rnstock out rate reduced significantly from 167 stock out days (34%) to 31 (6%) (P,

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