Keyword Archives: community-based management
Community Case Management of Severe Acute Malnutrition in Southern Bangladesh
Bangladesh has the fourth-highest number of children – around 600,000 at any one time – suffering from severe acute malnutrition (SAM) in the world. Currently, ongoing national programs (such as the National Nutrition Program) do not include an effective mechanism of identifying or treating young children who suffer from SAM. This prospective cohort study examined the effectiveness and feasibility of adding the diagnosis and treatment of SAM to the community case management package delivered by community health workers outside health facilities in Barisal, Bangladesh.
Posted in Publications, Reports
Keywords: Bangladesh, community-based management, nutrition, SAM
Uptake of HIV testing and outcomes within a Community-based Therapeutic Care (CTC) programme to treat Severe Acute Malnutrition in Malawi — a descriptive study
By P. Bahwere, E, Piwoz, M.C. Joshua, K. Sadler, C.H. Grobler-Tanner, S. Guerrero et al. BMC Infect Dis 2008; 8:106.
Posted in Peer-Reviewed Articles, Publications
Keywords: children, community-based management, HIV, public health
A comparison of the programme coverage of two therapeutic feeding interventions implemented in neighbouring districts of Malawi
By K. Sadler, M. Myatt, T. Feleke, and S. Collins. Public Health Nutr 2007; 10(9):907-913.
Posted in Peer-Reviewed Articles, Publications
Keywords: children, community-based management, SAM
Management of severe acute malnutrition in children
S. Collins, N. Dent, P. Binns, P. Bahwere, K. Sadler, and A. Hallam. Lancet 2006; 368(9551):1992-2000
Posted in Peer-Reviewed Articles, Publications
Keywords: community-based management, nutrition, SAM
Participatory Review and Impact assessment of the Community-based animal health workers system in pastoral and agro-pastoral areas of Somali and Oromia regions of Ethiopia
By D. Abebe. 2005. Save the Children US, Addis Ababa.
Impact assessment of a community-based animal health project in Dollo Ado and Dollo Bay districts, southern Ethiopia
By B. Admassu, S. Nega, T. Haile, B. Abera, A. Hussein, and A. Catley (2005). Tropical Animal Health and Production 37/1, 33-48
Posted in Peer-Reviewed Articles, Publications
Keywords: animal health, community-based management, impact assessment, livestock
The use of community-based animal health workers to strengthen disease surveillance systems in Tanzania
By R. Allport, R. Mosha, M. Bahari, E. Swai, and A. Catley (2005). Office international des epizooties revue scientifique et technique 24(3), 921-932
Posted in Peer-Reviewed Articles, Publications
Keywords: community-based management, disease, livestock, pastoralism
Para-veterinary professionals and the development of quality, self-sustaining community-based services
By A. Catley, T. Leyland, J.C. Mariner, D.M.O. Akabwai, B. Admassu, W. Asfaw, G. Bekele, and H. Sh. Hassan (2004). Office international des epizooties revue scientifique et technique 23/1, 225-252
Posted in Peer-Reviewed Articles, Publications
Keywords: animal health, community-based management, livestock, pastoralism, veterinary
Participatory approaches in animal healthcare: from practical applications to global-level policy reform
By A. Catley. (2004). Participatory Learning and Action 50, 140-149
Posted in Peer-Reviewed Articles, Publications
Keywords: animal health, community-based management, livestock
Linking research and community-based animal healthcare in East Africa
By A. Catley, L. Lynen, and S. Nalitolela (2002). PLA Notes 45, 42-47
Posted in Peer-Reviewed Articles, Publications
Keywords: animal health, community-based management