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How disease prevention fails without good communication.
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How disease prevention fails without good communication.
How disease prevention fails without good communication.
Authors:
EE
E O Ekunwe
E O Ekunwe
PT
P Taylor
P Taylor
RM
R Macauley
R Macauley
OA
O Ayodele
O Ayodele
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1 January 1994
journal article
Vol. 15
(4)
,
340-4
PMID:
7999218
Abstract
Even where resources are plentiful, efforts to achieve full immunization coverage fail if staff and users are misinformed and unmotivated. A highly practical study in Lagos pinpoints some of these failures and suggests ways of overcoming them.
Keywords
AFRICA
AFRICA SOUTH OF THE SAHARA
BEHAVIOR
CHILD HEALTH
CLIENT-STAFF RELATIONS
COMMUNICATION
DELIVERY OF HEALTH CARE
DEMOGRAPHIC FACTORS
DEVELOPING COUNTRIES
DISEASES--PREVENTION AND CONTROL
ENGLISH SPEAKING AFRICA
HEALTH
HEALTH SERVICES
IMMUNIZATION
INTERPERSONAL RELATIONS
NIGERIA
POPULATION
POPULATION CHARACTERISTICS
PRIMARY HEALTH CARE
RECOMMENDATIONS
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