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Background: Ethiopia’s Urban Health Extension Program is an innovative government plan to ensure health equity by creating demand for essential health services through the provision of health information at a household ...

Background – The COVID19 pandemic is believed to have caused massive psychosocial challenges in low-income countries. Pregnant women bear more burden because of their circumstance and fear of the effect of COVID 19 on ...

Background. Malaria is a life-threatening disease caused by plasmodium species and remains one of the leading public health problems worldwide including in Ethiopia. Adherence to National malaria diagnosis and treatment ...

Background: Option B+ is test and treats strategy in which all pregnant and lactating HIV positive women taking lifelong triple Antiretroviral for prevention mother to child HIV transmission regardless of immunological and ...

Introduction: Unsafe abortion occurs in great numbers throughout the world. Repeat induced abortion accounts for a substantial proportion of all induced abortion in many countries including Ethiopia. The risks on subsequent ...

Background: Compliance of health workers to malaria treatment guidelines is essential for improving outcome of treatment and prevention of development of resistance to antimalarial medicines. Objective: This study ...

Problem statement: Diarrheal diseases are still the major cause of morbidity and mortality among children in many developing countries, including Ethiopia. There is a general agreement that the causes of child mortality ...

The Health Extension Program (HEP) has been implemented as a component of HSDP II since EFY 1994 at rural area and has been expanding to urban areas, with the aim of improving access and equity in the delivery of ...

Background: Appropriate infant and young child feeding (IYCF) practices remain low and the major cause of child mortality and morbidity in developing countries. Better understanding of the factors associated with IYCF ...