Pattern of health care utilization and traditional and complementary medicine use among Ebola survivors in Sierra Leone

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Pattern of health care utilization and traditional and complementary medicine use among Ebola survivors in Sierra Leone

User Whole-Durian-9824, in the Public Health subreddit, 06 Dec 2021

[Research] Our new research finds that contemporary Ebola survivors’ healthcare-seeking behaviour is pluralistic. Also, perceived poor health and self-reported arthralgia predict the use of non-conventional healthcare. Abdominal pain, joint pain and lower back pain were most cited post–Ebola indicat

User peb707, in the healthcare: systems, costs, problems and proposed solutions. subreddit, 30 Sep 2019

[Research] Our new research finds that contemporary Ebola survivors’ healthcare-seeking behaviour is pluralistic. Also, perceived poor health and self-reported arthralgia predict the use of non-conventional healthcare. Abdominal pain, joint pain and lower back pain were most cited post–Ebola indicat

User peb707, in the getting healthcare to everyone, everywhere subreddit, 30 Sep 2019

[Research] Our new research finds that contemporary Ebola survivors’ healthcare-seeking behaviour is pluralistic. Also, perceived poor health and self-reported arthralgia predict the use of non-conventional healthcare. Abdominal pain, joint pain and lower back pain were most cited post–Ebola indicat

User peb707, in the Public Health subreddit, 30 Sep 2019

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