Implementing integrated services for people with epilepsy in primary care in Ethiopia: a qualitative study
Abstract Background In order to tackle the considerable treatment gap for epilepsy in many low- and middle-income countries (LMICs), a task sharing model is recommended whereby care is integrated into primary health services. However, there are limited data on implementation and impact of such servi...
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Main Authors: | Raquel Catalao (Author), Tigist Eshetu (Author), Ruth Tsigebrhan (Author), Girmay Medhin (Author), Abebaw Fekadu (Author), Charlotte Hanlon (Author) |
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2018-05-01T00:00:00Z.
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