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Management of fast breathing pneumonia in young infants aged 7 to 59 days by community level health workers: protocol for a multi-centre cluster randomized controlled trial.

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2020 Apr-Jun RCTs Fist_Author_Year_PM

Full Author : ['Mothabbir, Golam', 'Rana, Shohel', 'Baqui, Abdullah H', 'Ahmed, Salahuddin', 'Ahmed, Asm Nawshad', 'Taneja, Sunita', 'Mundra, Sudarshan', 'Bhandari, Nita', 'Dalpath, Suresh', 'Tigabu, Zemene', 'Andargie, Gashaw', 'Teklu, Alemayehu', 'Tazebew, Ashenafi', 'Alemu, Kassahun', 'Awoke, Tadese', 'Gebeyehu, Abebaw', 'Jenda, Gomezgani', 'Nsona, Humphreys', 'Mathanga, Don', 'Nisar, Yasir Bin', 'Bahl, Rajiv', 'Sadruddin, Salim', 'Muhe, Lulu', 'Moschovis, Peter', 'Aboubaker, Samira', 'Qazi, Shamim']
Journal Title : International journal of clinical trials
Chapter : Section8
Journal Year : 2020

BACKGROUND: WHO does not recommend community-level health workers (CLHWs) using integrated community case management (iCCM) to treat 7-59 days old infants with fast breathing with oral amoxicillin, whereas World Health Organization (WHO) integrated manage.....

Keywords : ['multicentre cluster randomize control trial', 'community level health worker protocol', 'young infant age', 'fast breathing pneumonia', 'management', 'day']