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Publication Date:
03/10/2019

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Research brief
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Usability and acceptability of two automated pneumonia diagnostic aids: Findings from Ethiopia and Nepal

Publication Date:
03/10/2019
Type:
Research brief

The Acute Respiratory Infection Diagnostic Aid (ARIDA) project introduced two automated respiratory rate counting aids in Ethiopia and Nepal to support frontline health workers to classify fast breathing: a symptom of pneumonia. This research brief discusses the usability of the devices, as well as their acceptability to frontline health workers and caregivers.

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Country: Ethiopia | Nepal

Keywords: Capacity development | Research | Child and maternal health | Pneumonia | Diagnosis | Maternal, neonatal and child health | SDG3

 

 

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