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Orthopedic care capacity assessment and strategic planning in Ghana: mapping a way forward

Article scientifique 2016 Anglais

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75% case; 74% control), most patients (60% case response; 44% control response) report that they do not know the etiologies. About 50% of total participants report that they have no available resources for information about breast cancer. Other results reveal that participants occasionally or frequently have conversations about health and wellness with their family members (86% case response, 83% control response) and a self reported family history of cancer is comparable to that of the global percentage (8% case, 14% control). 86% of cases have shared their breast cancer diagnosis with at least one family member.

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Stewart, B., Gyedu, A., Tansley, G., Yeboah, D., Amponsah‐Manu, F., Mock, C., Labi-Addo, W., Quansah, R. (2016). Orthopedic care capacity assessment and strategic planning in Ghana: mapping a way forward. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.aogh.2016.04.506

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Barclay T. Stewart Adam Gyedu Geoff Tansley D. Yeboah Forster Amponsah‐Manu Charles Mock Wilfred Labi-Addo Robert Quansah

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