article · Malawi Medical Journal
Our findings highlight the need for intersectoral action to optimise treatment and reduce stigma. This involves educational programs and awareness-raising campaigns to improve maternal health literacy. Additionally, targeted initiatives are urgently needed to improve healthcare infrastructure, transportation, and pathways to care. Since hydrocephalus management is a lifelong process, the possibility of conducting follow-up through outreach clinics or telemedicine and community-based rehabilitation should be further explored. Finally, to improve management for children with hydrocephalus in Blantyre and across Malawi includes efforts to bolster the educational, economic, social, and legal position of women.
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DOI: 10.4314/mmj.v36i4.5
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