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Publication Date:
29/10/2018

Author:
Charlotte Ward
Kevin Baker
Alice Maurel
Helen Smith
Dawit Getachew
Tedila Habte
Cindy McWhorter
Paul LaBarre
Hayalnesh Tarekegn
Max Petzold
Karin Kallander

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Can community health workers in Ethiopia correctly assess under-fives for symptoms of pneumonia using a new respiratory rate diagnostic aid?

Publication Date:
29/10/2018
Author:
Charlotte Ward
Kevin Baker
Alice Maurel
Helen Smith
Dawit Getachew
Tedila Habte
Cindy McWhorter
Paul LaBarre
Hayalnesh Tarekegn
Max Petzold
Karin Kallander
Type:
Poster

The Acute Respiratory Infection Diagnostic Aid (ARIDA) acceptability study aims to understand if health extension workers in Ethiopia can correctly adhere to integrated community case management (iCCM) algorithms to assess and classify children under five using a new automated respiratory rate counter – the Philips Children’s Respiration Monitor (ChARM) device.

This presentation, delivered at the 67th annual meeting of the American Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene, presents findings from the study thus far.

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Country: Ethiopia

Keywords: Community delivery | Child and maternal health | Pneumonia | Case management | Treatment | SDG3

Diseases: Pneumonia

 

 

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