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A mixed method multi-country assessment of barriers to implementing pediatric inpatient care guidelines.

Kirkby D TickellDorothy I MangaleStephanie N Tornberg-BelangerCeline BourdonJohnstone ThitiriMolline TimbwaJenala NjirammadziWieger VoskuijlMohammod J ChistiTahmeed AhmedAbu S M S B ShahidAbdoulaye H DialloIssaka OuédragoMd Alfazal KhanAli F SaleemFehmina ArifZaubina KaziEzekiel MupereJohn MukisaPriya SukhtankarJames Alexander BerkleyJudd L WalsonDonna M Dennonull null
Published in: PloS one (2019)
Assessed hospitals had the infrastructure and equipment to implement guideline-consistent care. While fluids, appropriate antimalarials and antibiotics, and malnutrition refeeding adherence was comparable to published estimates from low- and high-resource settings, there were inconsistencies in implementation of some other recommendations. Stockouts of essential therapeutics and laboratory reagents were a noted barrier, but facility staff perceived inadequate human resources as the primary constraint to consistent guideline implementation.
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