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Vol 25, No 3s (2021): African Journal of Reproductive Health - IMCHA Special Edition

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Articles

Innovating for maternal and child health in Africa: Celebrating a milestone
Friday Okonofua
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African leadership and international collaboration to address global health challenges: Learnings from the Innovating for Maternal and Child Health in Africa (IMCHA) initiative
Nafissatou Diop, Montasser Kamal, Sana Naffa, Marie Renaud, Francine Sinzinkayo
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Dr. Godfrey Mbaruku: A tribute and review of the life of a maternal health crusader in Tanzania
Karen Yeates, Sidonie Chard, Alexa Eberle, Alexandra Lucchese, Melinda Chelva, Zacharia Mtema, Prisca Dominic Marandu, Graeme Smith, Erica Erwin, Anna Nswilla, Robert Philemon Tillya
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Maternal and neonatal health care service utilisation in the wake of active conflict and socio-economic downturn in Torit County, Republic of South Sudan: a multimethod locally driven study
Pontius Bayo, Loubna Belaid, Emmanuel Ochola, Elijo O. Tahir, Alexander Dimiti, Donato Greco, Christina Zarowsky
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Building community ownership of maternal and child health interventions in rural Nigeria: A community-based participatory approach
Lorretta Favour Chizomam Ntoimo, Igboin Brian, Chioma Ekwo, Sanni Yaya, Wilson Imongan, Friday Ebhodaghe Okonofua
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Pathway and interaction analysis of IMCHA Model: An initiative of implementation research in Uganda and South Sudan
Jenipher T. Musoke, Patrick Mugirwa, Eva Nakimuli
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“Like works of our hands are giving testimony!” A qualitative study on kangaroo mother care and health worker empowerment in southern Malawi
Mai-Lei Woo Kinshella, Sangwani Salimu, Kelly Pickerill, Marianne Vidler, Mwai Banda, Laura Newberry, Queen Dube, Elizabeth M. Molyneux, David M. Goldfarb, Kondwani Kawaza, Alinane Linda Nyondo-Mipando
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Improving access, quality and safety of caesarean section services in underserved rural Tanzania: The impact of knowledge translation strategies
Angelo S. Nyamtema, Heather Scott, Elias Kweyamba, Janet Bulemela, Allan Shayo, Godfrey Mtey, Omary Kilume, John C. LeBlanc
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Requirements and costs for scaling up comprehensive emergency obstetric and neonatal care in health centres in Tanzania
Angelo S. Nyamtema, Godfrey Mtey, John C. LeBlanc
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‘They say she is bewitched’: A qualitative study of community and health provider perspectives regarding pre-eclampsia and eclampsia in rural Tanzania
Karen Yeates, Sidonie Chard, Alexa Eberle, Alexandra Lucchese, Melinda Chelva, Sanchit Kaushal, Zacharia Mtema, Prisca Dominic Marandu, Graeme Smith, Erica Erwin, Anna Nswilla, Robert Philemon Tillya
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The Bajenu Gox as social mobilization and social norms transformation agents in maternal, child and youth health in Senegal
Rosalie Aduayi Diop, Fatou Kébé Gassama, Samba Cor Sarr, Cheikh Tidiane Athie, Mbarka Ndaw, Sagar Gassama Ndiaye
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‘She needs permission’: A qualitative study to examine barriers and enablers to accessing maternal and reproductive health services among women and their communities in rural Tanzania
Karen Yeates, Sidonie Chard, Alexa Eberle, Alexandra Lucchese, Nicola West, Melinda Chelva, Prisca Dominic Marandu, Graeme Smith, Sanchit Kaushal, Zacharia Mtema, Erica Erwin, Anna Nswilla, Robert Philemon Tillya
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Capture it on video: Implementing a novel knowledge translation strategy as part of the Safe Motherhood Project, Jimma Zone, Ethiopia
Nicole Bergen, Abebe Mamo, Sudhakar Morankar, Nicholas Castel, Manisha A. Kulkarni, Ronald Labonté
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