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Comprehensive interventions improve health outcomes in mothers and children, highlighting the need for targeted investments.
Comprehensive QI interventions can raise standards of care in resource-limited settings like Tajikistan. Despite measurable progress, systemic barriers persist, with weak infrastructure, unstable workforce, and limited infection prevention and control, requiring targeted investment and political commitment. Sustained success depends on equitable resource allocation, robust monitoring systems, and the promotion of a non-punitive, systems-oriented culture. Scaling up this initiative nationwide is critical to achieving long-term improvements in health.
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