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Because even the person living with HIV/AIDS might need to make babies” – perspectives on the drivers of feasibility and acceptability of an integrated community health worker model in Iringa, Tanzania

Shelley, K, D.; Frumence, G; Mpembeni, R; Mwinnyaa, G.; Joachim, J.; Kisusi, H, K.; Killewo, J.; Baqui, A, H.; Peters, D, H.; George, A, S. (Crossmark, 2019)

Abstract Background: Countries with health workforce shortages are increasingly turning to multipurpose community health workers (CHWs) to extend integrated services to the community-level. However, there may be tradeoffs ...
Career development expectations and challenges of midwives in Urban Tanzania: a preliminary study

Tanaka, N.; Horiuchi, S.; Shimpuku, Y.; Leshabari, S. (Bio med central, 2015-05)

Background: Approaches to addressing the shortage of midwives are a great need especially in Sub-Saharan Africa including Tanzania. The midwifery shortage in Tanzania consists of two major causes; the first is the shortage ...
Diabetes in tropical Africa: a prospective study, 1981-7. I. Characteristics of newly presenting patients in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, 1981-7.

Swai, A,B.; Lutale, J.; McLarty, D.G. (1990)

Objective-To study the clinical characteristics of newly diagnosed diabetic patients in tropical Africa. Design-Prospective study of all newly diagnosed diabetic patients registered at a major urban hospital between 1 ...
Feasibility and yield of HIV screening Among adult trauma patients presenting To an urban emergency department of a tertiary Referral hospital in Tanzania

Ramadhani, J.; Sawe, H.R.; Kilindimo, S.S.; Mfinanga, J.A.; Weber, E.J. (BMC, 2019)

The World Health Organization and Tanzanian National Guidelines for HIV and AIDS management, recommends provider initiated testing and counseling for HIV at any point of health care contact. In Tanzania, over 45% of ...
Genetic relatedness and risk factor analysis of ampicillin-resistant and high-level gentamicinresistant enterococci causing bloodstream infections in Tanzanian children

Aamodt, H.; Mohn, C.S.; Maselle, S.; Manji, P.K.; Willems, R.; Jureen, R.; Langeland, N.; Blomberg, B. (Bio med central, 2015-03)

Background: While enterococci resistant to multiple antimicrobials are spreading in hospitals worldwide, causing urinary tract, wound and bloodstream infections, there is little published data on these infections from ...
"My children and I will no longer suffer from malaria": a qualitative study of the acceptance and rejection of indoor residual spraying to prevent malaria in Tanzania.

Kaufman, M.R.; Rweyemamu, D.; Koenker, H.; Macha, J. (BioMed Central, 2012)

BACKGROUND: The objective of this study was to identify attitudes and misconceptions related to acceptance or refusal of indoor residual spraying (IRS) in Tanzania for both the general population and among certain groups ...
Plasma concentrations of leptin at midpregnancy are associated with gestational weight gain among pregnant women in Tanzania:

Wang, D; Darling, A, M; McDonald, C, R.; Perumal, N; Liu, E; Wang, M; Aboud, S; Urassa, W; Conroy, A, L.; Hayford, K, T; Liles, W, C; Kain, K,C.; Fawzi, W,W. (BMC Pregnancy Childbirth, 2021)

Background: Gestational weight gain (GWG) has critical implications for maternal and child health. Inflammation and angiogenesis are implicated in various aspects of maternal metabolism that may play a role in gestational ...
Prevalences of diabetes and cardiovascular disease risk factors in Hindujndian subcommunities in Tanzania

Ramaiya, K.L; Swai, A.B.M; McLarty, D.G; Bhopal, R.S; Alberti, K.G.M.M (American Diabetes Association, 1991)

Objectives-To seek differences in the prevalence of diabetes mellitus and other coronary heart disease risk factors, and to identify factors associated with these differences within a Hindu Indian community. Design-Population ...
Reforms: a quest for efficiency or an opportunity for vested interests'? a case study of pharmaceutical policy reforms in Tanzania

Mori, A. T.; Kaale, E. A.,; Risha, P (BioMed Central, 2013)

Background: Regulation of the pharmaceutical sector is a challenging task for most governments in the developing countries. In Tanzania, this task falls under the Food and Drugs Authority and the Pharmacy Council. In 2010, ...

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