Adapted to suit Liberia's emerging country context, the newly launched Accredited Medicine Store (AMS) program will increase the quality of pharmaceutical services in more populated urban areas, and lead to improved access to essential medicines, basic pharmaceutical services, and health care referrals in the more remote areas of the country.

Santo is one of over 110,000 Sudanese refugees living in South Sudan; he was diagnosed correctly for the first time at a hospital recently trained on TB infection control by USAID's TB CARE I.

Marie received HIV testing & counseling, and ongoing antiretroviral therapy (ART), thanks to a new treatment center, staff training, and referral system. She is one of more than 3,665 individuals who've received ART.

Access to quality medicines and appropriate use of those medicines are critical to good patient care and a functioning health system. To ensure that public sector pharmacists in Afghanistan can better manage their stores and to promote improved prescribing and medicine use, Strengthening Pharmaceutical Systems (SPS) Afghanistan conducts Managing Drug Supply and Rational Medicine Use trainings, in partnership with the Ministry of Public Health and Afghan educational institutions.

MSH contributes to health systems strengthening in Liberia through Rebuilding Basic Health Services (RBHS), a USAID-supported project, led by John Snow, Inc. (JSI). We spoke recently with Floride Niyuhire, MD, MPH, a Performance-Based Financing Advisor for RBHS.
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MSH joined over 60 civil society organizations in supporting universal health coverage in a sign-on letter to delegates meeting in Botswana in March at the High Level Dialogue on Health in the Post-2015 Development Agenda.

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