Investing in the Future of Nigeria’s Health Work Force: strengthening human resources for health through sustainable pre service HIV/AIDS training systems at nursing, midwifery & health technology training schools in SE Nigeria: a case study
T. Madubuko, E. Onu, A. Olutola and 1 more
Annals of Global Health · 2016
doi:10.1016/j.aogh.2016.04.091 (opens in a new tab)
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Abstract
nearby laboratories referred samples to for analysis.These achievements were met with some challenges however, with insecurity and infrastructural challenges being most prominent.The lack of involvement in an EQA program by the diagnostic centre and the poor terrain between referring laboratories and the diagnostic centre also posed another challenge.The nonexistence of a national policy and legislation on GenXpert was also a challenge.Going Forward: Our experience demonstrates that establishing a successful MTB/RIF Assay centre requires government buy-in and commitment to the cause to ensure sustainability.
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