PEP4LEP study protocol: integrated skin screening and SDR-PEP administration for leprosy prevention: comparing the effectiveness and feasibility of a community-based intervention to a health centre-based intervention in Ethiopia, Mozambique and Tanzania
Anne Schoenmakers(Erasmus MC), Liesbeth Mieras(Netherlands Leprosy Relief), Thomas Hambridge(Garvan Institute of Medical Research), Jan Hendrik Richardus(Erasmus MC), Artur Manuel Muloliwa(Lúrio University), Taye Letta(Government of Ethiopia), Ephrem Mamo(Armauer Hansen Research Institute), Christa Kasang(Medical Mission Institute), Fernando Mitano(Lúrio University), Blasdus Njako, Abdoulaye Marega(Lúrio University), Robin van Wijk(Netherlands Leprosy Relief), Litos Raimundo, Nelly Mwageni(Catholic University of Health and Allied Sciences), Stephen E. Mshana(Catholic University of Health and Allied Sciences), Ahmed Mohammed Eman(Deutsche Lepra- und Tuberkulosehilfe), Kidist Bobosha(Armauer Hansen Research Institute), Deus Kamara(Ministry of Health, Community Development, Gender, Elderly and Children)
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