Add to ORKGIntroduction: Developments in rapid diagnostic tests (RDTs) have opened new possibilities for improved remote malaria diagnosis that is independent of microscopic diagnosis. Studies in some settings have tried to assess the influence of RDTs on the prescribing behaviour of health workers, but such information is generally lacking in Nigeria and many parts of sub-Saharan Africa. This study analysed health workers ’ perceptions of RDTs and their potential influence on their prescribing and treatment practices after their introduction
Background: Malaria remains the major public health problem in Nigeria which accounts for more cases...
Background: Rapid diagnostics tests for malaria (RDT) have become established as a practical solutio...
Nigeria’s 2009–2013 malaria strategic plan adopted WHO diagnosis and treatment guidelines, which inc...
Developments in rapid diagnostic tests (RDTs) have opened new possibilities for improved remote mala...
INTRODUCTION: Developments in rapid diagnostic tests (RDTs) have opened new possibilities for improv...
INTRODUCTION:Early diagnosis and prompt and effective treatment is one of the pillars of malaria con...
Abstract Background Nigeria commenced a phased programmatic deployment of rapid diagnostic tests (RD...
Introduction: Early diagnosis and prompt and effective treatment is one of the pillars of malaria co...
BackgroundThe standard practice in treating uncomplicated malaria is to prescribe artemisinin-based ...
IntroductionEarly diagnosis and prompt and effective treatment is one of the pillars of malaria cont...
Objectives The overuse of antimalarial drugs is widespread. Effective methods to improve prescribing...
Abstract Background The World Health Organization recommends parasitological confirmation of malaria...
Objectives: The overuse of antimalarial drugs is widespread. Effective methods to improve prescribin...
ObjectivesThe overuse of antimalarial drugs is widespread. Effective methods to improve prescribing ...
Background: The success of the universal parasite-based malaria testing policy for fever patients at...
Background: Malaria remains the major public health problem in Nigeria which accounts for more cases...
Background: Rapid diagnostics tests for malaria (RDT) have become established as a practical solutio...
Nigeria’s 2009–2013 malaria strategic plan adopted WHO diagnosis and treatment guidelines, which inc...
Developments in rapid diagnostic tests (RDTs) have opened new possibilities for improved remote mala...
INTRODUCTION: Developments in rapid diagnostic tests (RDTs) have opened new possibilities for improv...
INTRODUCTION:Early diagnosis and prompt and effective treatment is one of the pillars of malaria con...
Abstract Background Nigeria commenced a phased programmatic deployment of rapid diagnostic tests (RD...
Introduction: Early diagnosis and prompt and effective treatment is one of the pillars of malaria co...
BackgroundThe standard practice in treating uncomplicated malaria is to prescribe artemisinin-based ...
IntroductionEarly diagnosis and prompt and effective treatment is one of the pillars of malaria cont...
Objectives The overuse of antimalarial drugs is widespread. Effective methods to improve prescribing...
Abstract Background The World Health Organization recommends parasitological confirmation of malaria...
Objectives: The overuse of antimalarial drugs is widespread. Effective methods to improve prescribin...
ObjectivesThe overuse of antimalarial drugs is widespread. Effective methods to improve prescribing ...
Background: The success of the universal parasite-based malaria testing policy for fever patients at...
Background: Malaria remains the major public health problem in Nigeria which accounts for more cases...
Background: Rapid diagnostics tests for malaria (RDT) have become established as a practical solutio...
Nigeria’s 2009–2013 malaria strategic plan adopted WHO diagnosis and treatment guidelines, which inc...