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Community-level mental health screening and referral using task-sharing with student volunteers in Kerala, India: a scalable model for low and middle income countries. [PDF]

BMC Psychiatry
Devassy SM, Scaria L, Babu S, S P R, K J L, Jose AT, Thampi K, Gearing RE.   +7 more
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The Task-Sharing Path to Safe and Accessible Anaesthesia Care in India: The Role of Professional Associations in Health Policy Reform. [PDF]

Public Health Chall
Roy N, Bhushan P, Mohan M, Paonaskar A.
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Exploring barriers and enabling factors for surgical task sharing with physician assistants in Liberia: a qualitative pre-implementation study. [PDF]

BMJ Open
Werz MJ, van Duinen AJ, Hampaye TC, van den Broek A, Bolkan HA.   +4 more
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Task-sharing spinal anaesthesia care in three rural Indian hospitals: a non-inferiority randomised controlled clinical trial. [PDF]

BMJ Glob Health
Menon N, George R, Kataria R, Manoharan R, Brooks MB, Pendleton A, Sheshadri V, Chatterjee S, Rajaleelan W, Krishnan J, Sandler S, Saluja S, Ljungman D, Raykar N, Svensson E, Wasserman I, Zorigtbaatar A, Jesudian G, Afshar S, Meara JG, Peters AW, McClain CD.   +21 more
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Shared Network Resources and Shared Task Properties

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NFDI4DS Shared Tasks

2023
Shared tasks have proven to be successful in proposing innovative solutions for challenging research problems. The NFDI4DS consortium plans to host various shared tasks to tackle problems under the umbrella of scholarly information processing. We discuss three shared tasks in detail: Field of Research Classification, Software Mention Detection, and ...
Raia Abu Ahmad, Ekaterina Borisova 0002, Georg Rehm, Stefan Dietze, Saurav Kamakar, Wolfgang Otto 0002, Jennifer D'Souza 0001, Fidan Limani, Ricardo Usbeck   +8 more
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Task Sharing in Family Planning

Studies in Family Planning, 2012
Many developing countries face strains in meeting the demands for provision of health services because of limited medical personnel. This situation has been exacerbated by the continued "brain drain" of highly trained medical professionals and more recently by the increased demand for HIV services especially in countries with a generalized epidemic ...
Barbara, Janowitz, John, Stanback, Brooke, Boyer   +2 more
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