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14/10/2019

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Studying the usability and acceptability of two pneumonia diagnostic aids

Publication Date:
14/10/2019
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Infographic

Malaria Consortium frontline health workers in Ethiopia and Nepal to use two new aids for classifying fast breathing: a symptom of pneumonia. This infographic visualises our findings on the usability and acceptability of these devices.

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Country: Ethiopia | Nepal

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