Background Despite ongoing efforts toward achieving Universal Health Coverage in Ghana, access to healthcare in rural areas is still limited. Among the services that are accessible, there is still a gap in the quality of the services provided in rural areas. Telemedicine offers a promising solution, but evidence of its...
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The malaria positivity rate in the Bole District declined over the five years, and the positivity rate was higher among males, school-age children (5-14 years), and in the Mandari sub-district.
A. C. Bagonluri, M. Odikro, George Akowuah et al.· Journal of interventional ep...· 0 citations
An increasing trend in TB prevalence is identified over the five-year period, with males consistently exhibiting higher rates than females, and high-prevalence districts, such as Keta and Kpando, and emerging hotspots, highlight areas requiring targeted interventions.
W. Klenyuie, W. Takramah, Agbesi Williams et al.· Asian Journal of Research in...· 0 citations
Timely vaccination remains suboptimal in both districts, with marked declines across the immunisation schedule, and strategies to improve vaccination card retention, caregiver education, access to vaccination services, and facility-based deliveries may enhance vaccination timeliness.
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