3 Jun 2026Open access
Implementation determinants of rapid diagnostics tests for fever management in sub-Saharan Africa: a mixed-studies systematic reviewPublisher siteNature Communications, Thermal Regulation in Medicine
UniversitiesLeonard Baatiema
Active, last published 2026
In viral infections and outbreaks research
Leonard
Baatiema
Scholar“Research focused on Viral Infections and Outbreaks Research and adjacent fields.”
University of Ghana
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Viral Infections and Outbreaks Research×3Blood Pressure and Hypertension Studies×3Global Maternal and Child Health×3Climate Change and Health Impacts×3Zoonotic diseases and public health×3
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4 works4 Mar 2026Open access
Frontline knowledge, attitudes, and practices on climate change and its link to zoonotic diseases: a mixed-methods study of healthcare workers in Ada East, GhanaPublisher siteDiscover Public Health, Zoonotic diseases and public health
27 Feb 2026Open access
Zoonotic disease knowledge, attitudes, and livestock biosecurity practices among community members in Ada East District, Ghana: a concurrent mixed-methods studyPublisher siteResearch Square, Zoonotic diseases and public health
12 Feb 2026Open access
Where diabetes is rising fastest, the evidence is quietest: Why <scp>LMIC</scp> authorship mattersPublisher siteDiabetic Medicine, Biomedical Text Mining and Ontologies
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