Githinji 2013.

Study characteristics
Methods	Secondary objective: case study using programmatic data
Participants	Facility‐based health workers Context: 87 public health facilities in 5 Kenyan districts
Interventions	Health workers sent information on stock counts of artemether‐lumefantrine (AL) and rapid diagnostic tests (RDT) using SMS messages through their mobile phones to a web‐based system accessed by district managers.
Outcomes	N/A
Notes	The program described here, SMS for Life, is the same intervention as the one described by Barrington 2010; Mikkelsen‐Lopez 2014; WHO 2013, with differences in the products about which stock data were reported.