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IPTi Effect: Nigeria operational feasibility and effectiveness of IPTi

This study will assess IPTi’s clinical effectiveness and operational feasibility in Nigeria. It aims to generate the necessary evidence to support the intervention’s uptake in the national health policy.

Start Date:01/12/2020End Date:31/10/2024Country:NigeriaRegion:AfricaKeywords:Operational research, Childhood illnesses, Malaria,Child and maternal health, Malaria, Case management, Elimination, Maternal, neonatal and child health, Preventive treatments, TreatmentDonor:Bill & Melinda Gates FoundationBudget:4000000.00 (USD)

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