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The utility of point of care serum lactate in predicting serious adverse outcomes among critically ill adult patients at urban emergency departments of tertiary hospitals in Tanzania by Edward, Uwezo, Sawe, Hendry R, Mfinanga, Juma A, Ottaru, Theresia A, Kiremeji, Michael, Kitapondya, Deus N, Kaale, Dereck A, Iyullu, Asha, Bret, Nicks, Weber, Ellen J

“…Elevated serum lactate levels have been shown in numerous studies to be associated with serious adverse events, including mortality. Point of care lactate…”
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Epidemiological description of Marburg virus disease outbreak in Kagera region, Northwestern Tanzania by Mmbaga, Vida, Mrema, George, Ngenzi, Danstan, Magoge, Welema, Mwakapasa, Emmanuel, Jacob, Frank, Matimba, Hamza, Beyanga, Medard, Samweli, Angela, Kiremeji, Michael, Kitambi, Mary, Sylvanus, Erasto, Kyungu, Ernest, Manase, Gerald, Hokororo, Joseph, Kanyankole, Christer, Rwabilimbo, Martin, Kaniki, Issessanda, Kauki, George, Kelly, Maria Ezekiely, Mwengee, William, Ayeni, Gabriel, Msemwa, Faraja, Saguti, Grace, Mgomella, George S, Mukurasi, Kokuhabwa, Mponela, Marcelina, Kapyolo, Eliakimu, Mcharo, Jonathan, Mayige, Mary, Gatei, Wangeci, Conteh, Ishata, Mala, Peter, Swaminathan, Mahesh, Horumpende, Pius, Ruggajo, Paschal, Magembe, Grace, Yoti, Zabulon, Kwesi, Elias, Nagu, Tumaini

“…In March 2023, a Marburg Virus Disease (MVD) outbreak was declared in Kagera region, Northwestern Tanzania. This was the first MVD outbreak in the country. We…”
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Continuity of essential health services amidst COVID-19 pandemic in Tanzania: a pre and post implementation support assessment by Hokororo, Joseph, Katembo, Anna-Grace, Kinyenje, Eric, Amani, Davis, Ndjovu, Anthony, Eliakimu, Eliudi, Mutayoba, Rita, Kiremeji, Michael

“…Abstract Background The COVID-19 pandemic has potentially caused disruptions in provision of routine, regular essential health services in different ways;…”
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Infection prevention and control of highly infectious pathogens in resource-limited countries: an experience from Marburg viral disease outbreak in Kagera Region - Tanzania by Kinyenje, Erick, Hokororo, Joseph, Ngowi, Ruth, Kiremeji, Michael, Mnunga, Elice, Samwel, Angela, Sylvanus, Erasto, Mnken, Emmanuel, Yango, Missana, Mtalika, Mikidadi, Mmbaga, Vida, Saitoti, Noel, Malecha, Alex, Kundy, Faith, Rwabilimbo, Martin, Kaniki, Issessanda, Mwisomba, Godwin, Charles, Erica, Mughanga, Patrick, Kitambi, Mary, Paul, Radenta, Richard, Erick, Musyani, Atuganile, Rabiel, Irene, Haule, Gift, Marandu, Laura, Mwakapasa, Emmanuel, Manasseh, Gerald, Sindato, Calvin, Beyanga, Medard, Kapyolo, Eliakimu, Jacob, Frank, Mcharo, Jonathan, Mayige, Mary, Msemwa, Faraja, Saguti, Grace, Kauki, George, Masuma, Janeth, Mrema, George, Kohi, Mugendi, Yoti, Zabulon, Habtu, Michael, Mwengee, William, Mukurasi, Kokuhabwa, Gatei, Wangeci, Ruggajo, Paschal, Kwesi, Elias, Eliakimu, Eliudi, Horumpende, Pius, Magembe, Grace, Nagu, Tumaini

“…Marburg viral disease (MVD) is a highly infectious disease with a case fatality rate of up to 90%, particularly impacting resource-limited countries where…”
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