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The role of nurses and midwives in polio eradication and measles control activities: a survey in Sudan and Zambia
Human Resources for Health, 09/09/09

Nkowane AM et al. – The study shows that nurses and midwives play an important role in implementing immunization activities at the district level and that their roles can be maximized by creating opportunities that lead to their having more responsibilities in their work and in particular, their involvement in early phases of planning of priority health activities. This should be accompanied by written job descriptions, tasks and clear lines of authority as well as good supportive supervision.

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