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25-31 October is International Open Access Week 2021, the theme of which is 'Building Structural Equity' into open knowledge, aligning closely with UNESCO's recently released Recommendation on Open Science.

The Strathprints repository provides a digital archive of University of Strathclyde research outputs. Up to 95% of University of Strathclyde research content published since 2015, such as papers and articles, is available from this repository as Open Access thereby supporting equity in open knowledge - and the team supporting open initiatives at Strathclyde is working tirelessly to make even more content open! Explore recent Open Access research content by world leading researchers across science, engineering, business, social sciences and humanities disciplines.

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Nusrat, Nadia and Haque, Mainul and Chowdhury, Kona and Adnan, Nihad and Lutfor, Afzalunnessa Binte and Karim, Enamul and Hassan, Mahmuda and Rabbany, Arif and Begum, Dilara and Hasan, Mohammad Nazmul and Sihan, Nazmus and Zaman, Sifat Uz and Islam, Salequl and Schellack, Natalie and Gowere, Marshall and Kurdi, Amanj and Godman, Brian (2021) Pilot study on the current management of children with COVID-19 in hospitals in Bangladesh; findings and implications. Bangladesh Journal of Medical Science, 20. S188-S198. ISSN 2076-0299

Haque, Mainul and Godman, Brian (2021) Key findings regarding COVID 19 in Bangladesh and wider and their implications. Bangladesh Journal of Medical Science, 20 (5). pp. 199-205. ISSN 2076-0299

Haque, Mainul and Gowere, Marshall and Nusrat, Nadia and Chowdhury, Kona and Godman, Brian (2021) The response to COVID 19 across countries and the implications for future pandemics. Bangladesh Journal of Medical Science, 20 (5). pp. 7-14. ISSN 2076-0299

Haque, Mainul and Godman, Brian (2021) Potential strategies to reduce inappropriate prescribing and dispensing of antimicrobials in Bangladesh building on the experiences in other developing countries. Bangladesh Journal of Medical Science, 20 (4). pp. 700-706. ISSN 2076-0299

Haque, Mainul and Godman, Brian (2021) Potential strategies to improve antimicrobial utilisation in hospitals in Bangladesh building on experiences across developing countries. Bangladesh Journal of Medical Science, 20 (3). pp. 469-477. ISSN 2076-0299

Godman, Brian (2021) Biosimilars are becoming indispensable in the management of multiple diseases although concerns still exist. Bangladesh Journal of Medical Science, 20 (1). pp. 5-10. ISSN 2076-0299

Godman, Brian (2020) Combating COVID-19 : lessons learnt particularly among developing countries and the implications. Bangladesh Journal of Medical Science, 19 (Specia). pp. 103-108. ISSN 2076-0299

Haque, Mainul and Islam, Salequl and Iqbal, Samiul and Urmi, Umme Laila and Kamal, Zubair Mahmood and Shuvo, Shahriar Ahmed and Rahman, Aminur and Kamal, Mustafa and Haque, Monami and Jahan, Iffat and Islam, Zakirul and Hossain, Mohammad Monir and Murshid, Munzur-E and Sefah, Israel and Kurdi, Amanj and Godman, Brian (2020) Availability and price changes of potential medicines and equipment for the prevention and treatment of COVID-19 among pharmacy and drug stores in Bangladesh; findings and implications. Bangladesh Journal of Medical Science, 19. S36-S50. ISSN 2076-0299

This list was generated on Sun Oct 24 12:56:14 2021 BST.