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Case management of childhood fever by traditional healers in Southwest Nigeria: Identification of training and collaborative needs
Traditional healers play an important role in the provision of healthcare in many communities in Africa. This study aimed to improve home management of malaria in children by assessing the healer's knowledge and practice. A semi-structured questionnaire interview of 127 traditional healers selected...
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