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1. Trends of measles in Tanzania: A 5-year review of case-based surveillance data, 2018-2022

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Michael, Fausta, Mirambo, Mariam M., Misinzo, Gerald, Minzi, Omary, Beyanga, Medard, Mujuni, Delphinus, Kalabamu, Florence S., Nyanda, Elias N., Mwanyika-Sando, Mary, Ndiyo, Daniel, Kasonogo, Richard, Ismail, Abbas, Bahati, Andrew, Hassan, Farida, Kaale, Eliangiringa, Chai, John J., Kinyunyi, Pricillah, Kyesi, Furaha, Tinuga, Florian, Mongi, Dhamira, Salehe, Abdul, Muhindi, Bonaventura, Mdachi, Joseph, Magodi, Richard, Mwenesi, Mwendwa, Nyaki, Honest, Katembo, Betina, Tenga, Kelvin, Kasya, Magdalena, Mwengee, Willliam, and Mshana, Stephen E.

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2024
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2. Update on the outbreak of wild poliovirus type 1 in southeastern Africa, 2021-2022/Mise A jour sur la flambee epidemique de poliovirus sauvage de type 1 dans le sudest de l'Afrique, 2021-2022

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Davlantes, Elizabeth, Greene, Sharon A., Tobolowsky, Farrell A., Biya, Oladayo, Wiesen, Eric, Abebe, Fikru, Weldetsadik, Mesfin B., Eboh, Victor A., Chisema, Mike N., Mario, Balbina da Conceicao, Tinuga, Florian, Bobo, Patricia Mupeta, Chigodo, Colline Koline, Sethy, Ghanashyam, Hellstrom, Jan-Marcus, Goundara, Abdou Moumouni, Burny, Marie-Eve, Mwale, Jonas C., Jorba, Jaume, Makua, Koketso S., Howard, Wayne, Seakamela, Lerato, Okiror, Samuel, Thompson, Andrea, Ali, Asma, Samba, Dhoud, Agbo, Chukwuemeka, Kabamba, Lusamba, Kazoka, Anthony, Zomahoun, Delayo Laurel, Manneh, Fadinding, Abdelrahim, Khalid, Kamugisha, Chris, and Umar, Abubakar Sadiq

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United States. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Government, Health, World Health Organization
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Since the Global Polio Eradication Initiative (GPEI) began in 1988, the number of cases due to wild poliovirus (WPV) has decreased by > 99.99%. Five of the 6 WHO regions [...]

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2023

3. Urgent support mechanism: saving millions of COVID-19 vaccines from expiry in Africa

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Fallah, Mosoka Papa, primary, Sembuche, Senga, additional, Kabwe, Patrick Chanda, additional, Dereje, Nebiyu, additional, Abubakar, Tijani, additional, Chipendo, Tendai, additional, Ojo, John, additional, Bamutura, Moses, additional, Shaweno, Tamrat, additional, Ramakhunoane, Susan, additional, Ts'oeu, Silane, additional, Ndoula, Shalom Tchokfe, additional, Agoambin, Nelly, additional, Kangbai, Desmond Maada, additional, Jalloh, Mohammad B, additional, Tinuga, Florian, additional, Mutayoba, Rita, additional, Jalang'o, Rose E, additional, Kiarie, Jakeline, additional, Legge, George Awzenio, additional, David, Victoria, additional, Clarke, Adolphus T, additional, Kamara, Patricia S, additional, Kalangwa, Kalangwa, additional, Sakanga, Viviane, additional, Ndembi, Nicaise, additional, Raji, Tajudeen, additional, and Abdulaziz, Mohammed, additional

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2024
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6. Accelerating COVID-19 Vaccination Among People Living With HIV and Health Care Workers in Tanzania: A Case Study.

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Jalloh, Mohamed F., Tinuga, Florian, Dahoma, Mohamed, Rwebembera, Anath, Kapologwe, Ntuli A., Magesa, Daniel, Mukurasi, Kokuhabwa, Rwabiyago, Oscar Ernest, Kazitanga, Jaiving, Miller, Angela, Sando, David, Maruyama, Haruka, Mbatia, Redempta, Temu, Florence, Matiko, Eva, Kazaura, Kokuhumbya, Njau, Prosper, Imaa, Jennifer, Pinto, Tara, and Nur, Sophia A.

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2024
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8. A Qualitative Study on Barriers to COVID-19 Vaccine Uptake among Community Members in Tanzania

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Mgongo, Melina Bernard, primary, Manongi, Rachel N., additional, Mboya, Innocent B., additional, Ngocho, James S., additional, Amour, Caroline, additional, Mtei, Monica, additional, Bilakwate, Julieth S., additional, Nyaki, Ahmed Yusuph, additional, George, Johnston M., additional, Leyaro, Beatrice J., additional, Farah, Amina, additional, Kengia, James T., additional, Tinuga, Florian, additional, Bakari, Abdalla H., additional, Kirakoya, Fatimata B., additional, Araya, Awet, additional, Kapologwe, Ntuli A., additional, and Msuya, Sia E., additional

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2023
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10. Update on Wild Poliovirus Type 1 Outbreak — Southeastern Africa, 2021–2022

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Davlantes, Elizabeth, primary, Greene, Sharon A., additional, Tobolowsky, Farrell A., additional, Biya, Oladayo, additional, Wiesen, Eric, additional, Abebe, Fikru, additional, Weldetsadik, Mesfin B., additional, Eboh, Victor A., additional, Chisema, Mike N., additional, da Conceição Mário, Balbina, additional, Tinuga, Florian, additional, Bobo, Patricia Mupeta, additional, Chigodo, Colline Koline, additional, Sethy, Ghanashyam, additional, Hellström, Jan-Marcus, additional, Goundara, Abdou Moumouni, additional, Burny, Marie-Eve, additional, Mwale, Jonas C., additional, Jorba, Jaume, additional, Makua, Koketso S., additional, Howard, Wayne, additional, Seakamela, Lerato, additional, Okiror, Samuel, additional, Thompson, Andrea, additional, Ali, Asma, additional, Samba, Dhoud, additional, Agbo, Chukwuemeka, additional, Kabamba, Lusamba, additional, Kazoka, Anthony, additional, Zomahoun, Delayo Laurel, additional, Manneh, Fadinding, additional, Abdelrahim, Khalid, additional, Kamugisha, Chris, additional, and Umar, Abubakar Sadiq, additional

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2023
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11. Confidence in COVID-19 vaccine effectiveness and safety and its effect on vaccine uptake in Tanzania: A community-based cross-sectional study

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Mtei, Monica, primary, Mboya, Innocent B., additional, Mgongo, Melina, additional, Manongi, Rachel, additional, Amour, Caroline, additional, Bilakwate, Julieth S., additional, Nyaki, Ahmed Y., additional, Ngocho, James, additional, Jonas, Norman, additional, Farah, Amina, additional, Amour, Maryam, additional, Kalolo, Albino, additional, Kengia, James T., additional, Tinuga, Florian, additional, Ngalesoni, Frida, additional, Bakari, Abdalla H., additional, Kirakoya, Fatimata B., additional, Araya, Awet, additional, Kapologwe, Ntuli A., additional, and Msuya, Sia E., additional

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2023
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12. COVID-19 Vaccine Uptake and Associated Factors in Sub-Saharan Africa: Evidence from a Community-Based Survey in Tanzania

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Msuya, Sia E., primary, Manongi, Rachel N., additional, Jonas, Norman, additional, Mtei, Monica, additional, Amour, Caroline, additional, Mgongo, Melina B., additional, Bilakwate, Julieth S., additional, Amour, Maryam, additional, Kalolo, Albino, additional, Kapologwe, Ntuli, additional, Kengia, James, additional, Tinuga, Florian, additional, Ngalesoni, Frida, additional, Bakari, Abdalla H., additional, Kirakoya, Fatimata B., additional, Araya, Awet, additional, and Mboya, Innocent B., additional

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2023
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13. Feasibility and sustainability of a school-based platform for integrated delivery of HPV vaccination with adolescent health services in Tanzania: qualitative insights from stakeholders

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Rosen, Joseph G, primary, Guillaume, Dominique, additional, Mlunde, Linda B, additional, Njiro, Belinda J, additional, Munishi, Castory, additional, Mlay, Davis, additional, Gerste, Amelia, additional, Holroyd, Taylor A, additional, Giattas, Mary Rose, additional, Morgan, Christopher, additional, Kyesi, Furaha, additional, Tinuga, Florian, additional, Ishengoma, Joseline, additional, Sunguya, Bruno F, additional, and Limaye, Rupali J, additional

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2023
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14. Acceptability of an integrated school-based HPV vaccination program within two districts of Tanzania: A qualitative descriptive study

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Guillaume, Dominique, primary, Rosen, Joseph G., additional, Mlunde, Linda B., additional, Njiro, Belinda J., additional, Munishi, Castory, additional, Mlay, Davis, additional, Gerste, Amelia, additional, Holroyd, Taylor A., additional, Giattas, Mary Rose, additional, Morgan, Christopher, additional, Sunguya, Bruno F., additional, Kyesi, Furaha, additional, Tinuga, Florian, additional, Ishengoma, Joseline, additional, and Limaye, Rupali J., additional

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2023
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15. Reduction in Rubella Virus Active Cases among Children and Adolescents after Rubella Vaccine Implementation in Tanzania: A Call for Sustained High Vaccination Coverage

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Michael, Fausta, primary, Mirambo, Mariam M., additional, Lyimo, Dafrossa, additional, Kyesi, Furaha, additional, Msanga, Delfina R., additional, Joachim, Georgina, additional, Nyaki, Honest, additional, Magodi, Richard, additional, Mujuni, Delphius, additional, Tinuga, Florian, additional, Bulula, Ngwegwe, additional, Nestory, Bonaventura, additional, Mongi, Dhamira, additional, Makuwani, Ahmed, additional, Katembo, Betina, additional, Mwengee, William, additional, Mphuru, Alex, additional, Mohamed, Nassor, additional, Kayabu, David, additional, Nyawale, Helmut, additional, Konje, Eveline T., additional, and Mshana, Stephen E., additional

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2022
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16. Outcomes of a multicomponent safe surgery intervention in Tanzania’s Lake Zone: a prospective, longitudinal study

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Alidina, Shehnaz, primary, Menon, Gopal, additional, Staffa, Steven J, additional, Alreja, Sakshie, additional, Barash, David, additional, Barringer, Erin, additional, Cainer, Monica, additional, Citron, Isabelle, additional, DiMeo, Amanda, additional, Ernest, Edwin, additional, Fitzgerald, Laura, additional, Ghandour, Hiba, additional, Gruendl, Magdalena, additional, Hellar, Augustino, additional, Jumbam, Desmond T, additional, Katoto, Adam, additional, Kelly, Lauren, additional, Kisakye, Steve, additional, Kuchukhidze, Salome, additional, Lama, Tenzing, additional, Lodge, William, additional, Maina, Erastus, additional, Massaga, Fabian, additional, Mazhiqi, Adelina, additional, Meara, John G, additional, Mshana, Stella, additional, Nason, Ian, additional, Reynolds, Chase, additional, Reynolds, Cheri, additional, Segirinya, Hannington, additional, Simba, Dorcas, additional, Smith, Victoria, additional, Strader, Christopher, additional, Sydlowski, Meaghan, additional, Tibyehabwa, Leopold, additional, Tinuga, Florian, additional, Troxel, Alena, additional, Ulisubisya, Mpoki, additional, Varallo, John, additional, Wurdeman, Taylor, additional, Zanial, Noor, additional, Zurakowski, David, additional, Kapologwe, Ntuli, additional, and Maongezi, Sarah, additional

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2021
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17. Improving surgical quality in low-income and middle-income countries: why do some health facilities perform better than others?

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Alidina, Shehnaz, primary, Chatterjee, Pritha, additional, Zanial, Noor, additional, Alreja, Sakshie Sanjay, additional, Balira, Rebecca, additional, Barash, David, additional, Ernest, Edwin, additional, Giiti, Geofrey Charles, additional, Maina, Erastus, additional, Mazhiqi, Adelina, additional, Mushi, Rahma, additional, Reynolds, Cheri, additional, Sydlowski, Meaghan, additional, Tinuga, Florian, additional, Maongezi, Sarah, additional, Meara, John G, additional, Kapologwe, Ntuli A, additional, Barringer, Erin, additional, Cainer, Monica, additional, Citron, Isabelle, additional, DiMeo, Amanda, additional, Fitzgerald, Laura, additional, Ghandour, Hiba, additional, Gruendl, Magdalena, additional, Hellar, Augustino, additional, Jumbam, Desmond T, additional, Katoto, Adam, additional, Kelly, Lauren, additional, Kisakye, Steve, additional, Kuchukhidze, Salome, additional, Lama, Tenzing N, additional, Menon, Gopal, additional, Mshana, Stella, additional, Reynolds, Chase, additional, Segirinya, Hannington, additional, Simba, Dorcas, additional, Smith, Victoria, additional, Staffa, Steven J, additional, Strader, Christopher, additional, Tibyehabwa, Leopold, additional, Troxel, Alena, additional, Varallo, John, additional, Wurdeman, Taylor, additional, and Zurakowski, David, additional

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2021
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18. Determinants of COVID-19 Vaccine Uptake Among Health Workers and General Public in Tanzania.

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Mashoto KO, Nyamhagatta MA, Chacha MM, Kinyunyi P, Habib I, Kasanzu MR, and Tinuga F

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Background: Insufficient knowledge about COVID-19 and low socioeconomic status have been associated with distrustful attitudes towards vaccination against COVID-19., Objective: The aim of this study was to explore determinants of COVID-19 vaccine uptake among the general population and health workers., Methods: A cross sectional study was conducted in 16 councils which included; Milele, Mpanda, Newala, Simanjiro, Nanyumbu, Muleba, Longido, Ulanga, Igunga, Mbulu, Karatu, Mufindi, Mvomero, Kilolo and Tabora Town. A total of 427 health care workers and 1,907 individuals were sampled from health facilities and households. Structured questionnaires were used to collect the required information., Results: Although the majority (93.2%) of health workers were vaccinated, 35.4% perceived their risk of getting COVID-19 infection as high. Self-reported uptake of COVID-19 vaccine was 42.4% among the general population. Significantly low proportion of the general population in Mufindi district council (7.5%) were vaccinated against COVID-19. Health workers' knowledge and perception on COVID-19 vaccination did not vary with socio-demographic factors. Among the general population, those who were separated/divorced (ARR: 0.8: 95% CI; 0.7 to 0.9), those who attained primary level of education (ARR: 0.8: 95% CI; 0.7 to 0.9), self-employed (ARR: 0.8: 95% CI; 0.7 to 0.9) and unemployed (ARR: 0.7: 95% CI; 0.6 to 0.8) were less likely to be vaccinated against COVID-19. Having positive attitude (ARR: 1.2: 95% CI; 1.1 to 1.5) and perception (ARR:1.8: 95% CI; 1.5 to 2.2), and knowledge on COVID-19 prevention (ARR: 3.0: 95% CI; 2.1to 4.4) increased the likelihood COVID-19 vaccine uptake. Prior experience of vaccination against other diseases (ARR:1.2: 95% CI; 1.0 to1.3), having history of chronic diseases (ARR:1.3: 95% CI; 1.2 to 1.4) and a family member who died of COVID-19 (ARR:1.3: 95% CI; 1.1to1.4) were also determinants of COVID-19 vaccine uptake., Conclusion: Uptake of COVID-19 vaccine among the general population was significantly low among individuals with primary level of education, self-employed, unemployed, and those who were divorced or separated. Individuals with comprehensive knowledge on COVID-19 vaccination, those with positive attitude and perception on COVID-19 vaccination, having history of chronic diseases, prior vaccination against other diseases, and having a family member who succumbed to COVID-19 increased the likelihood COVID-19 vaccine uptake among the general population. Provision of health education and implementation of socio-behavioural communication change interventions are necessary to equip the general population with appropriate knowledge to transform their negative attitude and perception on COVID-19 vaccination., (© The East African Health Research Commission 2024.)

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2024
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19. Strategies to improve COVID-19 vaccination coverage in Manyara region, Tanzania, July to September 2022: best practices and lessons learned.

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Mathenge V, Onuekwe C, Nass S, Akim C, Msunyaro E, Mfinanga E, Mambo WP, Mwabulambo SG, Manozas S, Kayera D, Tinuga F, Tegegne S, Mwengee W, Atuhebwe P, and Zabulon Y

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Humans, COVID-19 Vaccines, Tanzania, Vaccination, Vaccination Coverage, COVID-19 prevention & control
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Competing Interests: The authors declare no competing interests.

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2023
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