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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.

ARIDA field trial: acceptability study:
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Start Date:10/07/2016End Date:18/12/2018Countries:Ethiopia, NepalRegions:Africa, AsiaKeywords:Digital health,Community delivery, Child and maternal health, Pneumonia, Case management, DiagnosisDonor:UNICEFBudget:757,978 USD Partners:UNICEFPrime Recipient:Malaria Consortium

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