The rapid and wide-scale introduction of mobile technologies in healthcare is resulting in an emerging area of mobile health.
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Prior to the wide-scale introduction of ACT, a single dose of PQ following first line antimalarial treatment was recommended by the World Health Organisation to reduce malaria transmission in low endemic areas [1].
Linked communication proved to be key to the successful wide-scale introduction of the PsA-TT (MenAfriVac) vaccine in Africa.
This time period reflects practice before as well as including the wide-scale introduction of sentinel lymph node biopsy (SLNB) for which the audit protocol required a nodal clearance for all patients undergoing SNLB, and future data should show a change in this practice.
Longitudinal genetic surveillance of disease causing rotaviruses is a clear priority, and particularly so in Africa prior to and after wide scale vaccine introduction.
Following the introduction of wide scale scrapie surveillance throughout the European Union in 2002, a number of anomalous positive results were identified in abattoir surveys in several countries [ 1- 4].
In Africa, their introduction on a wide scale began in 2003 and currently most African countries have adopted or are using ACTs as first or second line treatments, either artesunate-amodiaquine or artemether-lumefantrine (AL) [2], available as co-formulations produced under GMP, though the former is also used as a co-blistered or non-co-formulated product.
The goal of this study was to design an industrially-relevant testing strategy and develop key data on lignin-coated cellulose nanomaterials to evaluate their safety before wide-scale market introduction and subsequent commercialization.
Therefore, the introduction of solar parks (SPs) as well as solar and wind-assisted parks (SWAPs) on a wide scale is worthy of consideration since it yields an effective way of generating clean energy.
