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    A study analyzed a drug revolving fund program in western Kenya that aimed to improve access to medicines for rural poor communities. The program established local drug shops stocked with essential medicines that were paid for through small user fees with the intention that funds recouped would replenish medicine stocks. The analysis found the program led to increased availability of drugs, reduced travel costs for patients, and generated funds that sustained medicine supplies over time, demonstrating the potential for such programs to help achieve more equitable healthcare access.

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    A study analyzed a drug revolving fund program in western Kenya that aimed to improve access to medicines for rural poor communities. The program established local drug shops stocked with essential medicines that were paid for through small user fees with the intention that funds recouped would replenish medicine stocks. The analysis found the program led to increased availability of drugs, reduced travel costs for patients, and generated funds that sustained medicine supplies over time, demonstrating the potential for such programs to help achieve more equitable healthcare access.

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    Billy Lubanga
    A study analyzed a drug revolving fund program in western Kenya that aimed to improve access to medicines for rural poor communities. The program established local drug shops stocked with essential medicines that were paid for through small user fees with the intention that funds recouped would replenish medicine stocks. The analysis found the program led to increased availability of drugs, reduced travel costs for patients, and generated funds that sustained medicine supplies over time, demonstrating the potential for such programs to help achieve more equitable healthcare access.

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    Topic: Towards Equitable access to medicines for the rural poor: Analysis of a drug revolving fund in western Kenya.

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