[PDF] Top 20 Pathogens associated with persistent diarrhoea in children in low and middle income countries: systematic review

... ent diarrhoea, we carried out a systematic review of stud- ies that have attempted to identify aetiological agents in young children with this condition in low and middle ... See full document

... for children with persistent diarrhoea in low and middle income countries; all of which were conducted in the late 1980s and early ...excluded children with certain ... See full document

... This systematic review and meta-regression sought to identify the relative importance of factors associated with physical, emotional, and sexual violence against children in low- and ... See full document

... a systematic review that aims to assess the effectiveness of the full range of potential interventions to improve routine immunization coverage in children in low- and ... See full document

... young children, we chose to include all studies mentioning facility utilization regardless of the level of infrastructure available or ...generally low to mid level of utilization of healthcare by sick ... See full document

... We included only peer-reviewed studies that employed RCT, non-RCT, controlled before after study, historically controlled study and interrupted time series designs to reduce risk of important biases. However, interven- ... See full document

... Protecting cognitive and socio-emotional development of young children stances utmost priority for the sake of raising healthy children worldwide. The concern of poor child development in LMICs will ... See full document

... one country in particular, Mexico, lead-based ceramic glazes were a significant source of exposure. 28 This study expands on previous reviews in an effort to develop a more comprehensive assessment of blood lead levels ... See full document

... older children and adults and evidence suggests that their immune systems are still de- veloping rather than being fully formed at the time of ...intracellular pathogens that commonly cause neonatal sepsis ... See full document

... recent review of studies conducted in high income countries showed that although reasons why parents refuse to vaccinate their children have been widely studied, little is known about the ... See full document

... SubthemesParticipants’ Quotations and/or Authors’ ExplanationsContributing References Medical mistrust“I don't trust experimental vaccines and moreover these vaccines brought here to Africa by scientists cannot be ... See full document

... our review is that decreased user charges lead to improvements in health outcomes, especially for children and low- income ...and low-income ... See full document

... was associated with fewer sick days and improved self-reported ...for Children under Six policy in Vietnam, where they found removing user fees from inpatient and outpatient services for non-poor ... See full document

... systematically review literature focused on postnatal interventions to improve outcomes from gastroschisis in ...in low- resource settings for patients with ... See full document

... this review, 37 studies from different cultural contexts, provide evidence that norms of acceptability matter in sustaining CPD against ...This systematic review highlights the importance of identi- ... See full document

... In addition to the extensive literature on the effectiveness of these care packages, there is also wide consensus on the economic benefits of investing in maternal health services across the continuum of care, especially ... See full document

... previous systematic review 26 found a similar complex picture, with lower levels of socio-economic position being associated with an increased risk of completed suicide and suicide attempts in South ... See full document

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... high income countries [60], which find the daily stresses associated with lower social and economic position, combined with lower access to healthcare and other services, can increase the risk of ... See full document

... in low- and middle-income countries ...a systematic review of the literature, little is known about the emerging body of evidence from these ...This systematic scoping ... See full document