Mabaera, B. | 2008
- Author(s): Mabaera, B.
- Publisher: International union against tuberculosis and lung disease (IUATLD)
- Pages: 1009--1015
- Keywords: health services, scientific facilities, disease control, tuberculosis, moldova, mongolia, uganda, zimbabwe
This study evaluated how scrutinising the information recorded in the TB Laboratory Register can assist in improving the performance of the microscopy laboratory network and TB case management. Tuberculosis (TB) microscopy networks in Moldova, Mongolia, Uganda and Zimbabwe were studied.
Malkin, Robert and Keane, Allison | 2010
- Author(s): Malkin, Robert and Keane, Allison
- Publisher: Springer]
- Pages: 721--726
- Keywords: health services, scientific facilities, medical supplies, training programmes
Much of the medical equipment in resource-poor settings is out-of-service because of the lack of trained professionals able to execute the needed repairs or maintenance. This study investigated if technicians training designed for a resource-rich setting is appropriate for a resource-poor setting.
Mallapaty, Gabriele | 1999
- Author(s): Mallapaty, Gabriele
- Publisher: The Public health care laboratory]
- Pages: --
- Keywords: health services, public health, scientific facilities, quality control, management, capacity building
Total Quality Management, as described in this thesis, calls for better management of available resources and a service-wide, comprehensive quality improvement led by central health planners.
Manyazewal, T. | 2013
- Author(s): Manyazewal, T.
- Publisher: Elsevier
- Pages: 55--59
- Keywords: malaria, tuberculosis, aids, health services, medical research, quality control, ethiopia
Study was aimed to assess diagnostic performances of primary level laboratories. Results proved that secondary laboratories could play a vital role in assuring laboratory qualities at health centres, without depending on remotely located national and regional laboratories for this support.
Marinucci, Francesco | 2011
- Author(s): Marinucci, Francesco
- Publisher: Federation of biomedical laboratory science (IFBLS)
- Pages: 1--6
- Keywords: human resources, health personnel, scientific facilities, health services
A major concern in scaling-up health programs in Sub-Saharan Africa is the lack of quality laboratory services. This is mainly due to the limited availability of well-trained laboratory personnel in both technical and managerial areas. This article describes a new approach to in-service training.