Laboratory capacity assessments in 25 African countries at high risk of yellow fever, August-December 2018.

Johnson, Barbara WilmotDemanou, MauriceFall, GamouBetoulle, Jean-LucObiekea, CelestinaBasile, Alison JaneDomingo, CristinaGoodman, ChristinMossel, EricReusken, ChantalStaples, Erinde Morais, Joana Filipa MachadoNeto, ZoraimaPaixão, PaulaDenon, Yves EricGlitho, MarietteMahinou, JoséKagone, ThereseNakoune, EmmanuelGamougam, KadidjaSimbu, Elisabeth PukutaAhuka, SteveMombouli, Jean-VivienGoma-Nkoua, CynthiaAdjogoua, Edgard ValeryTayachew, AdamuBeyene, BerhaneSanneh, BakaryJarju, Modou LaminMendy, AlphonseAmelor, Dodzi KofiOfosu-Appiah, LawrenceOpare, DavidAntwi, LorretaAdade, RexfordMagassouba, N'FalyGomes, Sabado FernandesLimbaso, SamsonLutomiah, JoelGbelee, BurgessDogba, JohnCisse, IssaIdde, ZakouIhekweazu, ChikweMba, NwandoFaye, OusmaneFaye, OumarSall, Amadou AlphaKoroma, ZikanJuma, Manuela AlphonseMaror, James AyeiEldigail, MawahibElduma, Adel HusseinElageb, RehabBadziklou, KossiKomla, Koba AdjahoKayiwa, JohnLutwama, Julius JulianHampton, LeeMulders, Mick Norman2021-09-132021-09-132021-04-273438154610.11604/pamj.2021.38.402.28886http://hdl.handle.net/10029/625246enCopyright: Barbara Wilmot Johnson et al.Yellow feverdiagnosticslaboratorytestingLaboratory capacity assessments in 25 African countries at high risk of yellow fever, August-December 2018.Article1937-8688Pan Afric Med J 2021; 38:402