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Status of infection prevention and control programs in 25 facilities of Rwanda: Results from the WHO infection prevention and control assessment framework by Irakiza, Jean Jacques, Mazimpaka, Christian, Ndatimana, Dieudonne, Kalach, John Baptist, Hatangimbabazi, Vincent, Kamuhangire, Edouard, Mukamunana, Alphonsine, Ntakirutimana, Olive, Tengera, Joseline, Ruhumuriza, Olivier, Manishimwe, Onesime, Mwali, Assumpta Kayinamura, Rutayisire, Erigene

“…Background Infection prevention and control (IPC) is important in ensuring patient safety, protecting healthcare workers, and reducing healthcare‐associated…”
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Availability, Costs and Stock-Outs of Essential NCD Drugs in Three Rural Rwandan Districts by Mukundiyukuri, Jean Paul, Irakiza, Jean Jacques, Nyirahabimana, Naome, Ng'ang'a, Loise, Park, Paul H, Ngoga, Gedeon, El-Khatib, Ziad, Nditunze, Louis, Dusengeyezu, Etienne, Rusangwa, Christian, Mpunga, Tharcisse, Mubiligi, Joel, Hedt-Gauthier, Bethany

“…To reduce the non-communicable diseases (NCDs) burden, the World Health Organization has set a target to reach 80% availability of the affordable essential…”
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Use of a Simplified Data Monitoring Tool Improves Prospective Outcomes Monitoring at a District Hospital In Rwanda by Maine, Rebecca G., MD, MPH, Riviello, Elisabeth D., MD, MPH, Bush, Charles A., BA, Irakiza, Jean Jacques J, Mvukiyehe, Jean Paul, Kim, Woon Cho, MD, MPH, Manirakiza, Felix, MD, Finlayson, Samuel R.G., MD, MPH, FACS, Haynes, Alex B., MD, MPH, Twagirumugabe, Theogene, MD, MMed

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Vital Statistics: Estimating Injury Mortality in Kigali, Rwanda by Kim, Woon Cho, Byiringiro, Jean Claude, Ntakiyiruta, Georges, Kyamanywa, Patrick, Irakiza, Jean Jacques, Mvukiyehe, Jean Paul, Mutabazi, Zeta, Vizir, Jean Paul, de la Croix Allen Ingabire, Jean, Nshuti, Steven, Riviello, Robert, Rogers, Selwyn O., Jayaraman, Sudha P.

“…Background Globally, injury deaths largely occur in low- and middle-income countries. No estimates of injury-associated mortality exist in Rwanda. This study…”
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