• Pharmacists views on their level of interaction with patients in Lagos, Nigeria 

  Joda, A.E.; Eniojukan, J.F. (Nigerian Journal of Pharmacy, 2012)

  Background: The pharmacists overall goal of interacting with patients is to promote rational use of drugs (RUD). The goal of communication with the patient is to provide information that the patient is able to understand ...

• Contraceptive Knowledge and Practice: A Survey of Tertiary Institution Students in Lagos, Nigeria. 

  Joda, A.E.; Balogun, S (Nigerian Journal of Pharmacy, 2015)

  Background: Students in tertiary institutions are usually teenagers, adolescents and/or young adults and are known to be adventurous and engage in risky sexual behavior such as unprotected sex. Unprotected sex carries a ...

• Knowledge, Attitudes, Beliefs and Practices of In-School Youth in Tertiary Institutions in Lagos State to HIV/AIDS 

  Joda, A.E.; Ogbeni, O. (Nigerian Quarterly Journal of Hospital Medicine, 2005)

  HIV/AIDS seriously affects adolescents throughout the world. One third of all currently infected individuals are youth between the ages of 15 to 24 and half of all new infections occur in youth of the same age. People of ...

• Pelvic Inflammatory Disease: An Index for Female Infertility in a Teaching Hospital in Lagos, Nigeria 

  Joda, A.E.; Masha, Y. (Nigerian Quarterly Journal of Hospital Medicine, 2006)

  Background: Increasing numbers of women experiencing delay in childbirth have been encountered in various locations including churches, community pharmacies, hospitals and even in the neighborhood. Also a higher proportion ...

• Acceptance of ACTs by Patients in Private Healthcare Facilities in Surulere, Lagos State 

  Joda, A.E.; Fanimokun, T.O. (Nigerian Quarterly Journal of Hospital Medicine, 2008)

  Chloroquine has remained the first line in the management of malaria for over five decades. The avalanche of published research works and books on Chloroquine attests to its success and usefulness. Although, Chloroquine ...

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