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Implementation of a clinical decision support tool for acute diarrhea management in Tanzania and the United States: A Qualitative study using the Consolidated Framework for Implementation Research
BackgroundIn two large studies conducted in Bangladesh, our recently developed artificial intelligence (AI)-based models for assessing dehydration severity in children under five years (DHAKA models) and patients over age five (NIRUDAK models) were significantly more accurate and reliable than the W
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