Integrated health system strengthening can generate rapid population impacts that can be replicated: lessons from Rwanda to Madagascar.

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1. Public health and integrated governance across the sustainable development goals beyond 2030: a six-function framework.Frontiers in public health · 2026
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2. District-level health system strengthening for universal health coverage: evidence from a longitudinal cohort study in rural Madagascar, 2014-2018.BMJ global health · 2020
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3. Adopting locally the lessons learned globally: a call to action for academic medical centres in the USA.BMJ global health · 2020
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4. Human-centered design for global health equity.Information technology for development · 2019
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