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Cost-effectiveness of invasive devices versus non-invasive devices for screening of anemia in field settings in India: A study protocol

2019-06-13

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In India, an estimated 53% of women and 58% of children are anemic.  The accuracy of Sahli’s hemoglobinometer, commonly used for detecting anemia in public health settings, is questionable. This study presents the protocol for assessment of cost and cost effectiveness of devices for screening of anemia using invasive devices (HemoCue 301 and True Hb), and non-invasive devices (AJO Spectroscopic Test and Masimo Pul...

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10.12688/f1000research.19348.1
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