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050			_aWC 160 .M33 2001
100			_aMaggwa, B.N.|Askew, I.|Mugwe, E.|Hagambe, B.|Homan, R.
245		2	_aA case study of Nairobi City Council's decentralised syphilis screening programme in antenatal clinics
260			_aNairobi _bPopulation Council _c2001
300			_avi, 32p.
500			_aPresents the findings of a study assessing the readiness and cost effectiveness of an antenatal programme aimed at decentralising syphilis screening and treatment. The report compares data collected from eleven clinics and concludes that the number of patients screened increased after the decentralisation. Other findings reported suggest that proximity to the clinic contributed to the increased number of people seeking treatment and screening. Further discussions and recommendations suggested are presented in the report.
650			_aSexually Transmitted Diseases|Therapeutics|Delivery of Health Care|Patient Acceptance of Health Care
942			_2lcc _cBK
999			_c4916 _d4916