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Laura Senyonjo

6PUBLICATIONS
7CO-AUTHORS
Disease surveillanceRegulatory planning and development assessmentPreventative health carePolitical economy and social change
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|Mar 08, 2022
Characterising spatial patterns of neglected tropical disease transmission using integrated sero-surveillance in Northern Ghana.

Kimberly M Fornace, Laura Senyonjo, Diana L Martin

|Sep 20, 2021
Surveillance for peri-elimination trachoma recrudescence: Exploratory studies in Ghana.

Laura Senyonjo, James Addy, Diana L Martin

|Jan 28, 2021
Lessons learned for surveillance strategies for trachoma elimination as a public health problem, from the evaluation of approaches utilised by Guinea worm and onchocerciasis programmes: A literature review.

Laura Senyonjo, Philip Downs, Elena Schmidt

|Aug 29, 2019
Operational adaptations of the trachoma pre-validation surveillance strategy employed in Ghana: a qualitative assessment of successes and challenges.

Laura Senyonjo, Agatha Aboe, Robin Bailey

|Dec 15, 2018
Serological and PCR-based markers of ocular Chlamydia trachomatis transmission in northern Ghana after elimination of trachoma as a public health problem.

Laura G Senyonjo, Oscar Debrah, Diana L Martin

|Nov 15, 2018
On-going transmission of human onchocerciasis in the Massangam health district in the West Region of Cameroon: Better understanding transmission dynamics to inform changes in programmatic interventions.

Didier Bakajika, Laura Senyonjo, Peter Enyong

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James Addy

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David Agyemang

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Anthony W Solomon

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Robin L Bailey

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Adwoa Asante-Poku

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Kimberly M Fornace

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Chris J Drakeley

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James Addy

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David Agyemang

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Anthony W Solomon

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Robin L Bailey

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