Condition: Coverage of Vitamin A Supplementation · Coverage of Immunization · Feasibility and Fidelity of Implementation · Sponsor: Nutrition International
The primary objective of the study is to assess whether optimization of an essential package of health and nutrition services for children under five years of age using vitamin A supplementation touch points (i.e., the implementation model) in selected areas in Kenya and Senegal will increase the coverage of vitamin A supplementation and the coverage of other child health and nutrition services. In addition, the study will also assess the feasibility of the implementation model and the drivers of coverage outcomes.
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Daniel Lopez de Romana, Ph.D. · 613-782-6837 · dlopezderomana@nutritionintl.org
Banda Ndiaye, B.S. · +254780457298 · bndiaye@nutritionintl.org
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| Nutrition International- Kenya | Nairobi, Kenya | Recruiting |
| Nutrition International - Senegal | Dakar, Senegal | Recruiting |
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