August 10, 2018Open Access

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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Improving integration of newborn interventions into national policies, training institutions, health referral systems, and humanitarian supply chain can expand emergency care provided to women and their newborns in these contexts.

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