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18/07/2017

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Improving health worker performance through text messaging: Pilot intervention designed to increase coverage of IPTp

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18/07/2017
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At Roll Back Malaria's fourth annual Social Behaviour Change Communication Working Group meeting, Malaria Consortium’s Christian Rassi presented lessons learnt from a successful pilot study designed to address key barriers to intermittent preventive treatment in pregnancy (IPTp) uptake in West Nile, Uganda.

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