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Caroline Abla
Researcher at International Medical Corps
Publications - 4
Citations - 126
Caroline Abla is an academic researcher from International Medical Corps. The author has contributed to research in topics: Core competency & Qualitative research. The author has an hindex of 2, co-authored 3 publications receiving 75 citations.
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Severe and Moderate Acute Malnutrition Can Be Successfully Managed with an Integrated Protocol in Sierra Leone
Amanda Maust,Aminata Shamit Koroma,Caroline Abla,Nneka Molokwu,Kelsey N. Ryan,Lauren Singh,Mark J. Manary,Mark J. Manary +7 more
TL;DR: Integrated management of GAM in children is an acceptable alternative to standard management and provides greater community coverage, according to objective.
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Exclusive Breastfeeding
Samia S. Al-Ghannami,Salima Al-Mamari,Danielle Chekaraou,Caroline Abla,Ibtisam Al-Ghmmari,Amna Al-Ajmi,Saleh Al-Shammkhi,Ruqaiya M Al-Balushi,Fatma Al-Mamari,Ruth Mabry +9 more
TL;DR: To achieve the 2025 exclusive breastfeeding target of 50%, public health action should focus on emphasizing the benefits and convenience of exclusive breastfeeding and building women’s confidence in their ability to produce sufficient milk.
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Development of a competency framework for the nutrition in emergencies sector
Jessica Meeker,Abigail Perry,Carmel Dolan,Colleen Emary,Kate Golden,Caroline Abla,Anne Walsh,Ali Maclaine,Andrew Seal +8 more
TL;DR: A technical competency framework for practitioners in nutrition in emergencies, covering technical skills and general core competencies, which should prove to be a valuable tool in creating standards within the sector and promoting effective capacity strengthening and professionalisation.
Development of a competency framework for the nutrition in emergencies sector.
Jessica Meeker,Abigail Perry,Carmel Dolan,Colleen Emary,Kate Golden,Caroline Abla,Anne Walsh,Ali Maclaine,Andrew Seal +8 more
TL;DR: In this article, a technical competency framework for practitioners in nutrition in emergencies is proposed. But it does not specify the role of emergency nutritionists and the skills they require, and it is not defined in terms of a set of competencies.