Short review discusses how peer learning networks can improve health outcomes with limited resources, suggesting new investment strategies.
In a climate of funding uncertainty, what if the most cost-effective investments in global health weren't about supplies or infrastructure, but human networks that turn learning into action? In this short review article, we explore how peer learning networks that connect human beings to learn from and support each other can transform health outcomes with minimal resources.
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