Tag: pakistan

We carried out an on the ground assessment of pneumonia case management practices at three levels of healthcare – community, first level care facility and practitioner level.

The objective of this study is to identify and analyze pneumonia related policies in Pakistan for children under five and identify key stakeholders who influence these policies and program financially and technically.

Our aim is to understand the factors responsible for delayed care seeking for pneumonia in selected communities in Pakistan with an objective to develop interventions involving counseling provided by LHW’s to bring about positive behavior change.

More than 40% of all pregnant women in Pakistan are exposed to second-hand smoke causing approximately 17,000 still births in a year. This will be a qualitative study incorporating an initial stage of systematic review followed by formative research.

We aimed to appraise the available literature on CHW based mHealth approaches for caregivers to improve knowledge and management about common childhood infections.

The aim of this fellowship is to use an online case management training application to facilitate final year medical students on the correct identification and management of pneumonia in children under five.

This project aims to assess the feasibility of using the eDPSEEA model in predicting the shedding of paper mulberry pollen which may cause acute asthma.

One of the key approaches to containing COVID-19 has been self-quarantine and social distancing, which poses multiple challenges especially in a Pakistani community which follows strong cultural and social beliefs.

This data set contains the information related to the current and previous respiratory health status of the children which was collected over a 12 month period through active household visits and objective measurements.

We aim to establish a reliable diagnostic tool based on a deep-learning framework for the screening of patients who present with COVID-19 related abnormalities on chest x-rays.