Learning from implementation of a COVID case management desk guide and training: a pilot study in Sierra Leone
Abstract Background When the COVID pandemic hit the world, there was need for applied guides and training materials to support frontline health care staff to manage patients effectively and safely and to educate themselves and communities. This article reports on the development and piloting of such...
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Main Authors: | Sophie Witter (Author), Guanyang Zou (Author), Kiran Cheedella (Author), John Walley (Author), Haja Wurie (Author) |
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2023-09-01T00:00:00Z.
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