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Exploring health providers' and community perceptions and experiences with malaria tests in South-East Nigeria: a critical step towards appropriate treatment.

Ogochukwu P Ezeoke | Nkoli N Ezumah | Clare Ci Chandler | Lindsay J Mangham-Jefferies | Obinna E Onwujekwe | Virginia Wiseman | Benjamin S Uzochukwu
Malaria journal | 2012

The adoption of ACT as the first line treatment for uncomplicated malaria in Nigeria has concentrated attention on the role of testing in appropriate malaria treatment. There are calls at both national and global level for malaria treatment to be based on test result, but it is still unclear how testing can be incorporated into treatment-seeking and practices of health providers. This study explored community members and health providers' perceptions and experiences with malaria tests in south east Nigeria.

Pubmed ID: 23130706

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