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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"health system barriers"”.

  1. Factors contributing to children missing doses of Expanded Program on Immunization in Vhembe District, Thulamela Municipality

    … immunisation remain a significant public health concern in South Africa, particularly in rural settings, where vaccine-preventable diseases continue to contribute to avoidable childhood morbidity and mortality. There is free immunisation services available through the Expanded Programme on …

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  2. The role of behavioural change theory in social marketing interventions on HIV/AIDS in Ghana

    … implementers include inadequate financing, health system barriers, procurement delays and lack of human resources. The research further found that majority of Ghanaians have seen or heard social marketing interventions on HIV/AIDS, know what they can do to prevent HIV/AIDS new infection, and …

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  3. Does engaging with an interactive adherence intervention improve time in therapeutic range compared to receiving an education intervention alone, among patients anticoagulated with warfarin in Cape Town, South Africa?

    … participants requested assistance with systems challenges to anticoagulation care. Although TTR was not associated with engagement, in a multivariable logistic regression model (n=57), participants who engaged with the interactive component of the intervention were more likely to be …

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  4. The Post Deployment Lived Experience of U.S. Military Troops after Combat-Related Blast Exposure

    … a silent epidemic of symptomatic troops who face barriers to accessing healthcare and suffer debilitating symptoms in silence. The purpose of this hermeneutic phenomenological study was to discover the meaning of the lived experience of U.S. troops returning from Afghanistan and Iraq after …

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