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Tablet based 24 hour recall for Adults in Tanzania (ODK kit)

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healthcare

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software
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Amb
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Amb
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Har
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Using the Tanzanian food composition table, the TZ-24hr-DR tool was developed on an Android platform using Open Data Kit. The module provides food lists, meal lists, ingredient lists, quantity and amount consumed, breastfeeding frequency, and a recipe feature. Similar to the USDA Automated Multiple Pass Method, this TZ-24hr-DR contains review features such as time in between meals, a summary of meals, and portion sizes.

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