Training on adequate use of opioid analgesics in West and Central Africa: a neglected step on the way to access to essential medicines?

Serena Frau1 Master in Tropical Medicine and Global Health,University of Florence,Florence,Italy.;2 Master in Tropical Medicine and Global Health, University of Brescia,Brescia,Italy.

Anselme Mubeneshayi Kananga3 International Youth Association for Development (IYAD),Antwerp,Belgium.

Jackie Ndona Kingolo4 Plateforme Hospitalière de la République Démocratique Congo,Kinshasa,Democratic Republic of Congo.

Ghislaine Mbelu Kanyunyu5 Ministry of Health, ACOREP,Kinshasa,Democratic Republic of Congo.

André Katele H. Zongwe6 University Hospital, University of Kinshasa,Kinshasa,Democratic Republic of Congo.

Aaron Nshindi Tshilengi7 Palliafamilli,Kinshasa,Democratic Republic of Congo.

Raffaella Ravinetto8 Department of Public Health,Institute of Tropical Medicine,Antwerp,Belgium.Correspondence[email protected]

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