Barrington 2010.
| Study characteristics | ||
| Methods | Secondary objective: case study using analysis of programmatic data | |
| Participants | Health facility health workers Context: three districts of rural Tanzania, involving 129 health facilities |
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| Interventions | Facility‐based health workers used mobile phones to send information on stock counts of four dosage packs of artemether‐lumefantrine (AL) and quinine using SMS messages, to district management team on a weekly basis. These data were made available on a secure website for the use of the district management team. | |
| Outcomes | N/A | |
| Notes | The program described here is the same intervention as the one described by Githinji 2013; Mikkelsen‐Lopez 2014; WHO 2013, with differences in the products about which stock data were reported. | |