HIGH Horizons - Protocol for testing of the EWS among pregnant and postpartum women, young children and health workers

HIGH Horizons Study Group; Chuansi Gao; Clara Heil; Jakob Eggeling; Alce Gunter; Stanley Luchters; Fortunate Machingura; Lameck Kachena; Ijeoma Solarin; Chersich Matthew; Shobna Sawry; Veronique Filippi; Isabelle Lange; Guilia Greco; Nasser Fardousi; Nathalie Roos

HIGH Horizons - Protocol for testing of the EWS among pregnant and postpartum women, young children and health workers

HIGH Horizons Study Group, Chuansi Gao, Clara Heil, Jakob Eggeling, Alce Gunter, Stanley Luchters, Fortunate Machingura, Lameck Kachena, Ijeoma Solarin, Chersich Matthew, Shobna Sawry, Veronique Filippi, Isabelle Lange, Guilia Greco, Nasser Fardousi, Nathalie Roos

International Public Health

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This HIGH Horizons deliverable 5.2 describes the evaluation protocol of the ClimApp-MCH for maternal and child health, which is a personalized heat-health warning system (HHWS). The evaluation will take place in Sweden, South Africa and Zimbabwe among pregnant women, postpartum women and their children, and health workers. The ClimApp-MCH as an intervention tool which is described in a separate deliverable (D3.4).
This evaluation protocol has been further finetuned with data collection tools, informed consents, and adapted to the local requirements for submission to the respective ethics committees in South Africa, Sweden and Zimbabwe.

Original language	English
Place of Publication	Belgium
Publisher	European Commission
Publication status	Published - 1 Aug 2024

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Name	EU Open Research: Social Sciences

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HIGH Horizons Study Group, Gao, C., Heil, C., Eggeling, J., Gunter, A., Luchters, S., Machingura, F., Kachena, L., Solarin, I., Matthew, C., Sawry, S., Filippi, V., Lange, I., Greco, G., Fardousi, N., & Roos, N. (2024). HIGH Horizons - Protocol for testing of the EWS among pregnant and postpartum women, young children and health workers. (EU Open Research: Social Sciences). European Commission. https://coilink.org/20.500.12592/7yryqyg

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