01262nas a2200325   4500000000100000008004100001260001300042653001000055653001200065653002200077653003000099653002100129653004200150653002900192653001100221653002300232653001200255653001200267653002300279653001500302653002400317653002300341100001400364245010700378300001000485490000700495050001600502520040400518022001400922       1997                            d  c1997 Oct10aChild10aDapsone10aDisease Outbreaks10aDrug Therapy, Combination10aHealth Education10aHealth Knowledge, Attitudes, Practice10aHealth Services Research10aHumans10aLeprostatic Agents10aleprosy10aNigeria10aPatient Compliance10aPrevalence10aPrimary Health Care10aProgram evaluation1 aAwofeso N00aLife after multidrug therapy: the managerial implications in leprosy control in Kaduna State, Nigeria.  a196-80 v27  aAWOFESO19973 a<p>Multidrug therapy (MDT) represents a most effective technology for the chemotherapy of leprosy. This has created a belief that elimination of leprosy through MDT is a possibility. However, the managerial implications of MDT are not always appreciated. This study highlights major managerial implications of MDT implementation using the Kaduna State Leprosy Control (Nigeria) as a focal point.</p>  a0049-4755