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ARIDA protocol and field trials services
The ARIDA project aims to introduce automated respiratory rate counting aids for use by frontline health care workers in resource limited community settings and health facilities. These respiratory rate counting aids aim to offer improved accuracy, effectiveness and acceptability compared to current practices for counting and classifying respiratory rates to detect fast breathing pneumonia.
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Resource: Journal articlePublished 2 April 2020
Determining the agreement between an automated respiratory rate counter and a reference standard for detecting symptoms of pneumonia in children: Protocol for a cross-sectional study in Ethiopia
Resource: Journal articlePublished 30 March 2020
Automated respiratory rate counter to assess children for symptoms of pneumonia: Protocol for cross-sectional usability and acceptability studies in Ethiopia and Nepal
Resource: Journal articlePublished 12 January 2020
Usability and acceptability of an automated respiratory rate counter to assess childhood pneumonia in Nepal
Resource: Journal articlePublished 17 December 2019
Usability and acceptability of an automated respiratory rate counter to assess children for symptoms of pneumonia: A cross-sectional study in Ethiopia
Resource: PresentationPublished 15 November 2019
Acute respiratory infection diagnostic aid: Learnings and next steps
Resource: Research briefPublished 3 October 2019
Usability and acceptability of two automated pneumonia diagnostic aids: Findings from Ethiopia and Nepal
Resource: ProjectPublished 6 March 2019
An introduction to the ARIDA project
Resource: Case studyPublished 21 January 2019
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