From the abstract: “This study applies a formal economic evaluation framework—integrating both cost-effectiveness analysis (CEA) and cost-benefit analysis (CBA)—to assess and compare anti-malarial drug policies across different presidential regimes.”
From the abstract: “In this study, publicly available HBsAg sequences were analyzed to determine the prevalence of EMAVs circulating in Ethiopia.”
From the abstract: “To address these gaps, we applied a mixed methods approach that combined fuzzy cognitive mapping (FCM) with grounded theory (GT) to examine stakeholder priorities and conceptualization of OH in Turkana County, Kenya.”
From the abstract: “Hence, this study aimed to analyze the spatial distribution and identify predictors of the co-existence of anemia and under-nutrition among children aged 6–59 months in East Africa, utilizing recent Demographic and Health Survey data.”
From the abstract: “Sensitivity analyses were conducted to account for uncertainty in the intervention outcomes, and for periods where the implementation of the intervention was interrupted due to COVID-19 related disruptions.”
From the abstract: “This study provides a culturally grounded understanding of how young people in Ghana and Zimbabwe conceptualise depression, shaped by both emic and etic influences.”
From the abstract: “Cross-sectional diagnostic validation study employing receiver operating characteristic (ROC) analysis to evaluate DT performance, with optimal cutoff identified using Youden’s Index.”
From the abstract: “We are now evaluating the effectiveness of LIVEBORN Feedback in a randomized control trial.”
From the abstract: “Our study used Shapley Additive explanations (SHAP) and ARM to identify the determinants of severe stunting among under-five. cross-sectional study was conducted using DHS data from 2012–2022 in East Africa. 136,074 children were the source populations, and 76,019 children were the study population.”
From the abstract: “The analysis, conducted from a health systems perspective, incorporated micro-costing data for insulin, injection supplies, blood glucose monitoring, and estimated hospitalization costs for complications.”