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International Journal of Scientific Research Studies
Single-centre descriptive cross-sectional survey of self-reported knowledge and practice with moderate response rate, no control group, and no statistically significant associations detected; raises questions about surveillance gaps but lacks analytical power to drive practice change.
A qualitative implementation assessment of a surveillance strategy in a single country, without quantitative metrics, comparators, or outcome data; provides descriptive findings useful for local policy but lacks the rigor and generalizability of confirmatory or strong evidence.
A qualitative, narrative-driven ethnographic analysis exploring field epidemiology as political practice through a single measles outbreak case study; raises conceptual questions rather than testing causal claims or providing quantified evidence.
A structured narrative review synthesizing evidence on epidemiology, pathogenesis, diagnosis, and management of severe dengue in children, offering clinical recommendations but not reporting new primary data or trial results.
Journal of Interventional Epidemiology and Public Health
This is a protocol for a prospective pilot implementation study with no results yet reported; it describes planned methods and outcomes for testing feasibility and fidelity of a training programme, not efficacy or effectiveness.
A conceptual framework and maturity model for implementing One Health Intelligence systems; provides operational guidance for integrated zoonotic disease preparedness without empirical outcome data.
Journal of Interventional Epidemiology and Public Health
Implementation and descriptive evaluation of a capacity-building program with before-after comparisons and interrupted time series analysis, but no control arm and measured endpoints are operational metrics rather than clinical or health outcomes.
Journal of Interventional Epidemiology and Public Health
A narrative review proposing abattoirs as sentinel sites for Lassa surveillance; raises a conceptual framework and occupational risk hypothesis rather than presenting empirical evidence of efficacy or surveillance yield.