May 16, 2024Open Access

Implementing HbA1c monitoring in Sub-Saharan Africa: lessons learnt from a pilot project in Mozambique

FCFausto CiccacciUniversity of Rome Tor Vergata FIFlavio IsmaelGrupo João Ferreira dos Santos (Mozambique)FPFernanda Parruque

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We aimed to evaluate lesson learnt from a pilot project in Mozambique focused on point-of-care (POC) HbA1c testing for diabetes management in primary health care facilities.

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