1. Table 1 Characteristics of study settings
From: Pathways of care-seeking during fatal infant illnesses in under-resourced South African settings
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2. Box 1 Selected key informant comments on the popularity of traditional healers
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3. Box 2 18 year old Umlazi mother's account of her infant's final illness
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4. General practitioner: Private medical doctor; Home care: Over-the-counter medications available from a local chemist/pharmacy (e.g., electrolyte solutions, cough mixtures, panado syrup, gripe water) or home remedies (traditional, herbal); No care: Nothing was done in response to illness symptoms; Public hospital: Government hospital; Traditional healer: Sangoma (diviners), Inyanga (herbalists) or Divine (spiritual) healer.
From: Pathways of care-seeking during fatal infant illnesses in under-resourced South African settings
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5. General practitioner: Private medical doctor; Home care: Over-the-counter medications available from a local chemist/pharmacy (e.g., electrolyte solutions, cough mixtures, panado syrup, gripe water) or home remedies (traditional, herbal); No care: Nothing was done in response to illness symptoms; Public health: Government clinic or hospital; Traditional healer: Sangoma (diviners), Inyanga (herbalists) or Divine (spiritual) healer.
From: Pathways of care-seeking during fatal infant illnesses in under-resourced South African settings
Trans R Soc Trop Med Hyg. 2012;106(2): doi: /j.trstmh
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