However, a slightly significant increase was observed in 2–59 months both cross-country (143 children, 0·3%, adjusted RD 0·1% [0·0%; 0·2%]) and in India (48 children, 0·2%, RD 0·1% [0·0%; 0·2%]), but not in Tanzania (95 children, 0·3%, adjusted RD 0·1% [−0·1%; 0·3%]).
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Effectiveness of introducing pulse oximetry and clinical decision support algorithms for the management of sick children in primary care in India and Tanzania on hospitalisation and mortality: the TIMCI pragmatic cluster randomised controlled trial.
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