Objective: To document the case management of uncomplicated malaria fever at community pharmacies located in the two major cities of Pakistan; Islamabad (national capital) and Rawalpindi (twin city). Method: A comparative, cross-sectional study was designed to document the management of uncomplicated malaria fever at community pharmacies in twin cities of Pakistan through simulated patient visits. Visits were conducted in 238 randomly selected pharmacies to request advice for a simulated patient case of malaria. The pharmacy´s management was scored on a checklist including history taking and provision of advice and information. Kruskal-Wallis test and Mann-Whitney U test were used to compare management of uncomplicated malaria fever by diff...
Malaria Eradication Program began using ACT to replace Chloroquine which already resistant. To overc...
Background: Lack of knowledge of rational use of antimalarial drugs among medicine vendors is a seri...
ObjeciveThis study was aimed at assessing the knowledge of malaria as well as perception and dispens...
Objective: To document the case management of uncomplicated malaria fever at community pharmacies lo...
Objective: To document the case management of uncomplicated malaria fever at community pharmacies lo...
Malaria continues to be a major public health issue in Pakistan, due to socioeconomic and epidemiolo...
Malaria is one of the most important global public health problems threatening the health of the pop...
Purpose: To explore medical practitioners’ perceptions towards irrational malaria treatment practice...
Copyright © 2013 Madeeha Malik et al.This is an open access article distributed under the Creative C...
SummaryObjectivesA comparison of clinical and laboratory features, diagnostic methods, drug treatmen...
Purpose: To explore medical practitioners’ perceptions towards irrational malaria treatment pr...
Abstract Background Prescription of antimalarial drugs in the absence of malarial disease is a commo...
Monitoring the impact of case management strategies at large scale is essential to evaluate the publ...
ObjectiveTo determine the knowledge of dispensers in hospital and community pharmacies within Blanty...
Monitoring the impact of case management strategies at large scale is essential to evaluate the publ...
Malaria Eradication Program began using ACT to replace Chloroquine which already resistant. To overc...
Background: Lack of knowledge of rational use of antimalarial drugs among medicine vendors is a seri...
ObjeciveThis study was aimed at assessing the knowledge of malaria as well as perception and dispens...
Objective: To document the case management of uncomplicated malaria fever at community pharmacies lo...
Objective: To document the case management of uncomplicated malaria fever at community pharmacies lo...
Malaria continues to be a major public health issue in Pakistan, due to socioeconomic and epidemiolo...
Malaria is one of the most important global public health problems threatening the health of the pop...
Purpose: To explore medical practitioners’ perceptions towards irrational malaria treatment practice...
Copyright © 2013 Madeeha Malik et al.This is an open access article distributed under the Creative C...
SummaryObjectivesA comparison of clinical and laboratory features, diagnostic methods, drug treatmen...
Purpose: To explore medical practitioners’ perceptions towards irrational malaria treatment pr...
Abstract Background Prescription of antimalarial drugs in the absence of malarial disease is a commo...
Monitoring the impact of case management strategies at large scale is essential to evaluate the publ...
ObjectiveTo determine the knowledge of dispensers in hospital and community pharmacies within Blanty...
Monitoring the impact of case management strategies at large scale is essential to evaluate the publ...
Malaria Eradication Program began using ACT to replace Chloroquine which already resistant. To overc...
Background: Lack of knowledge of rational use of antimalarial drugs among medicine vendors is a seri...
ObjeciveThis study was aimed at assessing the knowledge of malaria as well as perception and dispens...