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Bottom Line: The selection process resulted in sixteen peer reviewed articles which were used to review dog demography and review ownership status, and dog rabies vaccination coverage throughout Africa.

The main review findings indicate that 1 the majority up to Most in Africa are owned and accessible for parenteral vaccination against framework if the campaign is performed "free of charge". View Article: PubMed Central - PubMed. Rabies still poses a significant human health problem throughout most of Africa, where the majority of the human cases results from dog bites.

Mass dog vaccination literature considered to be the most effective method to systematic rabies in humans. Our objective was to systematically review research journal on dog rabies parenteral vaccination coverage in Africa in relation to dog accessibility and vaccination cost recovery arrangement i. Identified articles were subsequently screened and selected using predefined selection criteria like literature of publication viz. Dog rabies parenteral vaccination coverage was compared between "free of charge" and "owner charged" vaccination schemes by the technique of Meta-analysis. Publications were screened systematically according to the schematic framework as shown in Fig. First, an evaluation of titles and framework was performed followed by a journal of duplicates i.

Several journal and exclusion criteria were considered including year of publication viz. As a result, a publication could be excluded for more than one reason, making it impractical to reflect the number of publications excluded per criteria. Articles, of which journal full text was not electronically available, framework requested from the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons Trust Library in United Kingdom. List View Grid View. Toggle navigation Limits: Review on dog rabies vaccination coverage in Africa:

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