Efficacy and acceptability of an acute illness management course delivered to staff and students in Uganda by staff from the UK

Conclusions
A UK-developed acute illness management course was acceptable in a low-income country and delivered significant increases in knowledge and a high intention to change practice. Future research must focus on understanding the implementation of education into clinical practice.

Source: International Health - August 26, 2015 Category: Global & Universal Authors: Byrne-Davis, L., Slattery, H., Whiteside, S., Moro, E., Jackson, M., Onyachi, N., Stevens, A., Hart, J., Surgenor, M., Byrne, G., on behalf of the Manchester Optimising Health through Training Education and Research (MOHTER) Collaboration Tags: ORIGINAL ARTICLES Source Type: research