ArticleHealth open research2023
Assessing the relationship of recommended diarrhea case management practices with the nutritional status of children aged between 0 to 59.9 months.
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Background: Paediatric diarrhoea and malnutrition have a bidirectional relationship, which in turn augments the presence of each other. The diarrhoeal diseases in children can be prevented by using Methods: Data from Results: The malnutrition in children with acute non-dysenteric diarrhoea is 54.2% in 2012-2013, which decreased to 48.2% in the succeeding survey of 2017-2018. Only 6.2% (1% in 2012-2013 ~ 10% in 2017-2018) children of Pakistan received appropriate treatment for managing their diarrhoea. However, no relationship between the diarrhoea case management and paediatric undernutrition was observed. Conclusion: This study found did not demonstrate a significant connection of diarrhoea case management strategies with paediatric undernutrition. This highlights the complexity of addressing both diarrhoea and malnutrition in children. Future research should emphasize the identification and resolution of the multifactorial factors, which contribute to paediatric undernutrition, integrating both diarrhoea management and nutritional improvement strategies.
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