Understanding Health Systems to Improve Community and Facility Level Newborn Care Among Displaced Populations in South Sudan: A mixed methods case study

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Study: ResearchUnderstanding Health Systems to Improve Community and Facility Level Newborn Care Among Displaced Populations in South Sudan: A mixed methods case studyPublication year: 
2018
English
Format: 
pdf (0 B)
Publisher: 
BMC Pregnancy and Childbirth,Save the Children US
This research report presents findings from a case study exploring factors influencing the implementation of a package of newborn interventions in four displaced person camps, during a six-month period in South Sudan.
Authors
Ribka Amsalu
11 Publications
Alexander Dimiti
2 Publications
Debra Jackson
4 Publications
Solomon Kenyi
3 Publications
Kate Kerber
8 Publications
Janet Meyers
9 Publications
Luke C. Mullany
4 Publications
Sami Samira
1 Publication
Elaine Scudder
11 Publications
Barbara Tomczyk
5 Publications
+ 7 more authors
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Understanding Health Systems to Improve Community and Facility Level Newborn Care Among Displaced Populations in South Sudan: A
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Publisher
BMC Pregnancy and Childbirth, Save the Children US
Authors
Amsalu, Ribka, Dimiti, Alexander, Jackson, Debra, Kenyi, Solomon, Kerber, Kate, Meyers, Janet, Mullany, Luke C., Samira, Sami, Scudder, Elaine, Tomczyk, Barbara
Format
pdf
Content type
Study: Research
Country
South Sudan
Region
East Africa
Rights
© Author/Publisher
Keywords
Healthcare systemsNewborn health
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