External quality assessment on the use of malaria rapid diagnostic tests in a non-endemic setting

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Philippe Gillet
Pierre Mukadi
Kris Vernelen
Marjan Van Esbroeck
Jean-Jacques Muyembe
Cathrien Bruggeman
Jan Jacobs
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[1] Institute of Tropical Medicine (ITM),Department of Clinical Sciences
[2] Institut National de Recherche Biomédicale (INRB),Department of Medical Microbiology, School for Public Health and Primary Care (CAPHRI)
[3] Institute of Public Health (IPH),undefined
[4] Maastricht University Medical Centre,undefined
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Malaria Journal | / 9卷
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Malaria; Parasite Density; Test Line; Malaria Diagnosis; External Quality Assessment;
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