Search Results - "Klutsey, Ellen"

Self-reported exposure to blood and body fluids and serological evidence of lifetime exposure to hepatitis B virus among health care workers in Ghana: a cross-sectional study by Senoo-Dogbey, Vivian Efua, Klutsey, Ellen Eyi

“…In Sub-Saharan Africa alone, about 40-65% of Hepatitis B Virus infections among HCWs were a result of percutaneous occupational exposures to contaminated blood…”
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Factors associated with induced abortion at selected hospitals in the Volta Region, Ghana by Klutsey, Ellen Eyi, Ankomah, Augustine

“…Induced abortion rates remained persistently high in the Volta Region of Ghana in the 5 years from 2006 to 2011. Some hospitals, both rural and urban, report…”
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A Qualitative Study on Frontline Nurses' Experiences and Challenges in Providing Care for COVID-19 Patients in the Volta Region of Ghana: Implications for Nursing Management and Nursing Workforce Retention by Adatara, Peter, Kuug, Anthony Kolsabilik, Nyande, Felix Kwasi, Klutsey, Ellen Eyi, Johnson, Beatrice Bella, Nyefene, Martin Kwabena, Amooba, Philemon Adoliwine, Achaliwie, Francisca, Maalman, Raymond Saa Eru, Sedinam, George Boni, Prempeh, Emmanuel Barima Agyemang, Kodjo, Matilda Mawusi

“…Since the outbreak of COVID-19, studies related to the COVID-19 pandemic have been published widely. However, there are limited qualitative studies in Ghana…”
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Chemical Burn Injury in Kumasi: The Trend and Complications following and Their Management by Agbenorku, Pius, Akpaloo, Joseph, Chirurgie, Facharzt, Aboah, Ken, Klutsey, Ellen, Hoyte-Williams, Paa Ekow, Farhat, Boutros, Turkson, Edmund, Yorke, Joseph, Ametih, Richard, Hussey, Romeo

“…BACKGROUND:A chemical burn refers to irritation and destruction of human tissue caused by exposure to a chemical, usually by direct contact with the chemical…”
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Orofacial cleft outreach in rural Ghana: any positive impact on the community? by Agbenorku, Pius, Agbenorku, Margaret, Klutsey, Ellen, Aboah, Ken, Agamah, Gospel, Amevor, Epiphania, Hoyte-Williams, Paa-Ekow, Abude, Fritz, Sefenu, Randy, Osei, Daniel, Kofitsey, Mary, Fiifi-Yankson, Papa Kwesi

“…Background Orofacial clefts (OFC) are common congenital malformations in humans. They impact negatively on the life of the affected and often regarded as…”
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