Ghent University Academic Bibliography

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The potential of surveillance data for dengue risk mapping : an evaluation of different approaches in Cuba

Waldemar Baldoquín Rodríguez, Mayelin Mirabal, Patrick Van Der Stuyft (UGent) , Tania Gómez Padrón, Viviana Fonseca, Rosa María Castillo, Sonia Monteagudo Díaz, Jan Baetens (UGent) , Bernard De Baets (UGent) , Maria Eugenia Toledo Romaní, et al.

(2023) TROPICAL MEDICINE AND INFECTIOUS DISEASE. 8(4).
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Cost of intensive routine control and incremental cost of insecticide-treated curtain deployment in a setting with low Aedes aegypti infestation

Alberto Baly Gil (UGent) , Maria Eugenia Toledo Romani, Isora Lambert, Elizabeth Benítez, Karina Rodriguez, Esther Rodriguez, VEERLE VANLERBERGHE (UGent) and Patrick Van Der Stuyft (UGent)

(2016) REVISTA DA SOCIEDADE BRASILEIRA DE MEDICINA TROPICAL. 49(4). p.418-424
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Community based dengue control: from formative research to evidence based policy recommendations

Maria Eugenia Toledo Romani

(2012)
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Achieving sustainability of community-based dengue control in Santiago de Cuba

Maria Eugenia Toledo Romani, Veerle Vanlerberghe, Dennis Pérez, Pierre Lefèvre, Enrique Ceballos, Digna Banderas, Alberto Baly Gil and Patrick Van Der Stuyft (UGent)

(2007) SOCIAL SCIENCE & MEDICINE. 64(4). p.976-988
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Community organizing vs. Aedes aegypti chemical control: effectiveness and sustainability community trials based

Maria Eugenia Toledo Romani, Alberto Bali Gil, JA Bisset, M Rodriguez, J Duvergel, Veerle Vanlerberghe and Patrick Van Der Stuyft (UGent)

(2005) Medicine and health in the tropics : abstract book. p.239-239
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The unbearable lightness of technocratic solutions to Aedes aegypti control

Maria Eugenia Toledo Romani, Alberto Bali Gil, J Bisset, M Rodriguez, J Duvergel, Veerle Vanlerberghe and Patrick Van Der Stuyft (UGent)

(2005) Medicine and health in the tropics : abstract book. p.75-75
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The process of social mobilisation determines sustainability of community based dengue control

Maria Eugenia Toledo Romani, Veerle Vanlerberghe, Alberto Baly Gil, Digna Banderas, Enrique Ceballos, Marleen Boelaert and Patrick Van Der Stuyft (UGent)

(2005) Medicine and health in the tropics : abstract book. p.238-238
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Cost and cost-effectiveness of participatory and vertical Aedes aegypti control to prevent dengue

Alberto Baly Gil, Maria Eugenia Toledo Romani, M La Rosa Montoya, R Maso Quiala, M Carvajal Cordero, Marleen Boelaert and Patrick Van Der Stuyft (UGent)

(2005) Medicine and health in the tropics : abstract book. p.239-239
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The process of social mobilisation determines sustainability of community based dengue control

Maria Eugenia Toledo Romani, Veerle Vanlerberghe, Alberto Baly Gil, Enrique Ceballos, Digna Banderas, Marleen Boelaert and Patrick Van Der Stuyft (UGent)

(2004) Dengue and Yellow Fever, 2nd International congress, Abstracts. p.35-35

Academic Bibliography

The potential of surveillance data for dengue risk mapping : an evaluation of different approaches in Cuba

Cost of intensive routine control and incremental cost of insecticide-treated curtain deployment in a setting with low Aedes aegypti infestation

Community based dengue control: from formative research to evidence based policy recommendations

Achieving sustainability of community-based dengue control in Santiago de Cuba

Community organizing vs. Aedes aegypti chemical control: effectiveness and sustainability community trials based

The unbearable lightness of technocratic solutions to Aedes aegypti control

The process of social mobilisation determines sustainability of community based dengue control

Cost and cost-effectiveness of participatory and vertical Aedes aegypti control to prevent dengue

The process of social mobilisation determines sustainability of community based dengue control

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