Salud Mesoamérica 2015 Initiative: design, implementation, and baseline findings

Table 5 Availability and stock-out of contraceptives in health facilities that reported storing contraceptives

Country	# of facilities that reported routinely storing contraceptives	*Availability on day of survey (%)**				# of facilities evaluated for previous months’ stock**	Reported stock-outs in facilities with male condoms, oral contraceptive, injectable contraceptive available on day of survey (%)**
Country		*Male condom*	*Oral contraceptive*	*Injectable*	*IUD*	# of facilities evaluated for previous months’ stock**	*Male condom*	*Oral pill*	*Injectable*
Belize	19	89.5	100	78.9	36.8	15	0.0	6.7	33.3
El Salvador	65	90.8	87.7	90.8	21.5	***	***	***	***
Guatemala	90	88.9	78.9	97.8	24.4	61	1.6	9.8	9.8
Honduras	89	96.6	94.4	94.4	70.8	79	0.0	5.1	2.5****
Mexico	73	93.2	87.7	86.3	58.9	40	5.0	17.5	20.0
Nicaragua	63	82.5	85.7	98.4	76.9	46	4.3	4.3	13.0
Panama	24	100	75.0	75.0	37.5	9	0.0	0.0	22.2

*Among facilities that reported routinely storing contraceptives.
**Stock-out of contraceptives in the three months prior to the day of the survey. These questions were only asked at ambulatory EONC facilities with availability of male condoms, oral contraceptives, and injectable contraceptives on the day of the survey and basic and complete EONC facilities with availability of male condoms, oral contraceptives, injectable contraceptives, and IUD on the day of the survey. Stock-outs not captured for IUD.
***Stock-outs not captured in El Salvador.
****Due to missing data points, 75 facilities asked about previous months’ stock of injectables instead of 79 facilities.

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