Outlet type | Description | Authorized to test and treat | |||
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Cambodia | Lao PDR | Myanmar | Thailand | ||
Public sector | |||||
Public health facility | Public health facilities include government health facilities as well as private not-for-profit facilities | × | × | × | × |
Community health worker | Community health workers (CHW) are community-based volunteers typically linked with government or non-government not-for-profit organizations and are equipped with anti-malarial treatment and malaria RDT. CHW receive formal training on malaria case management | × | × | × | × |
Private sector | |||||
Private health facility | Private for-profit health laboratories, clinics, and hospitals that provide healthcare to the general public | × | × | × | |
Pharmacy | Pharmacies are typically licensed and regulated by a national regulatory authority and are staffed by pharmacists and qualified health practitioners | × | × | × | |
Drug store | Drug stalls in rural markets and shops that primarily sell medicines. These outlets are not guaranteed to be staffed by qualified health dispensers/practitioners and are not licensed by a national regulatory authority. Drug stores are not found in Myanmar | ||||
General retailer | General retailers are grocery stores and village shops that sell fast-moving consumer goods, food, and provisions | × | |||
Itinerant drug vendor | Mobile drug vendors found primarily in rural areas, typically working within the radius of their home or travelling to nearby villages to deliver medicines. They are not registered with any national regulatory authority | × |