How sustainable are self-help interventions in the post-funding period? Qualitative findings from integrated leprosy communities in Nigeria [0.03%]
项目资金结束后自助干预措施的可持续性如何？尼日利亚综合麻风病社区的定性研究发现
Onaedo Ilozumba,Paul Tsaku,Sopna Choudhury et al.
Onaedo Ilozumba et al.
Background: Time-limited, externally funded self-help groups (receiving training, equipment and access to seeds) are typically evaluated during the funding period. However, their sustainability beyond this phase remains u...
Skin health and climate change in Africa: an overlooked intersection and call for action [0.03%]
气候变化下的非洲皮肤健康问题：被忽视的交叉点与行动呼吁
Olufolakemi M Cole-Adeife,Ayesha O Akinkugbe,Olusola O Ayanlowo et al.
Olufolakemi M Cole-Adeife et al.
Climate and environmental change are increasingly affecting skin health across Africa, but this remains under-recognised in global health discussions. Rising temperatures, ultraviolet radiation, pollution, flooding, deforestation, and droug...
The importance of strengthening iNGO research and supporting evidence uptake [0.03%]
加强国际非政府组织研究和支持研究成果推广应用的重要性
Margaret Gyapong,Christopher J M Whitty
Margaret Gyapong
Compliance with spectacle use among schoolchildren in a school health programme in Islamabad, Pakistan [0.03%]
巴基斯坦伊斯兰堡学校卫生项目中学生配戴眼镜的依从性
Guillaume Trotignon,Iain Jones,Sumrana Yasmin et al.
Guillaume Trotignon et al.
Background: Uncorrected refractive error is a leading cause of visual impairment globally, significantly affecting an individual's educational outcomes, economic opportunities and overall well-being. This study evaluates ...
Use of Washington Group question sets by teachers to identify functional difficulty in schools in Sierra Leone [0.03%]
华盛顿集团问题集在塞拉利昂学校中用于识别教师的功能困难
Julia de Kadt,Steven Kaindaneh,Stephen R Pye et al.
Julia de Kadt et al.
Background: Effective disability inclusion in education requires that teachers and others in the education system have access to accurate and reliable information about children's disabilities. Washington Group (WG) tools...
Disability-related stigma and discrimination and their correlates: insights from a cross-sectional study in western Kenya [0.03%]
关于与残疾相关的耻辱和歧视及其相关因素的见解——来自肯尼亚西部横断面研究的结果
Anita Jeyam,Elena Schmidt,Stevens Bechange et al.
Anita Jeyam et al.
Background: People with disabilities are likely to experience stigma and discrimination. Our study aimed to understand the distribution of disability-related stigma and its correlates among smallholder farmers in western ...
Under-reporting difficulties in seeing among older people with clinically assessed vision impairment: an exploration of 12 surveys from sub-Saharan Africa [0.03%]
非洲撒哈拉以南地区12项调查中临床诊断的视力损害老年人申报看物困难不足情况的研究
Emma Jolley,Anita Jeyam,Stephen Pye et al.
Emma Jolley et al.
Background: Individuals who do not perceive they have a health problem will not seek care, risking a deterioration of health status. We sought to understand how visually impaired individuals aged ≥50 y from 12 studies ac...
Impact of evidence-based programmatic adaptations in addressing the persistence and recrudescence of trachoma in Kajiado County, Kenya [0.03%]
基线高、无感染邻近社区的存在以及游牧生活方式对肯尼亚卡贾ド县沙眼持续存在的影響及应对措施
Samuel O Eshitemi,Laura G Senyonjo,Esther A Shiraho et al.
Samuel O Eshitemi et al.
Background: Confirmatory trachoma-plus surveys conducted in 2021 revealed persistent and recrudescent trachoma transmission in Kajiado West, South and Central subcounties. These findings prompted targeted investigations a...
Measuring the prevalence of uncorrected refractive errors and refractive error coverage among the young working age population in Kasganj district, Uttar Pradesh, India, using rapid assessment of refractive error methodology [0.03%]
使用快速散光误差评估方法评估印度 Uttar Pradesh 省 Kasganj 区年轻劳动年龄人口的未校正屈光不正患病率和屈光误差覆盖率
Sandeep Buttan,Ananta Basudev Sahu,P N Prasannakumar
Sandeep Buttan
Background: There is limited evidence on prevalence of uncorrected refractive errors (URE) in younger population. This study assessed prevalence of URE, spectacle coverage and barriers to RE services among individuals age...
Prevalence and factors associated with stigma among adults diagnosed with severe vision impairment in rural Mozambique [0.03%]
莫桑比克农村地区严重视力受损成人患者的污名化患病率及其相关因素
Stevens Bechange,Stephen R Pye,Emma Jolley et al.
Stevens Bechange et al.
Background: There is limited evidence about the prevalence of and factors associated with stigmatizing attitudes in the context of severe visual impairment in sub-Saharan Africa. We assessed baseline prevalence and factor...