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District health management & its association with health system performance in the eastern region of Ghana

Video of Anne Christine Stender Heerdegen's PhD defence

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How district health decision-making is shaped within decentralised contexts: A qualitative research in Malawi, Uganda and Ghana

Global Public Health

Peer reviewed article

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How Does District Health Management Emerge Within a Complex Health System? Insights for Capacity Strengthening in Ghana

Frontiers in Public Health

Peer reviewed article

A group of standing, smiling African men and women pose of steps outside a building

Uganda briefing paper - June 2020

Updates and interviews with those taking part in the programme in this briefing paper from the Uganda PERFORM2Scale team

Briefing Document

Our findings to date - January 2020

A concise summary of PERFORM2Scale progress as of October 2019. This is a two-page edition of the earlier four-page version.

Briefing Document

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Managerial capacity among district health managers & association with performance: A comparative descriptive study of six districts in the Eastern Region of Ghana

Peer reviewed article

Factors influencing the scale-up of public health interventions in low- and middle-income countries: a qualitative, systematic literature review

Health Policy and Planning

Peer reviewed article

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The political economy of health governance in a decentralized health system of Ghana

Screengrab of the briefing paper

Our findings so far - October 2019

Briefing Document

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Ghana briefing paper - July 2019

Briefing Document

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Health worker transfer processes within the public health sector in Ghana: a study of three districts in the Eastern Region

Human Resources for Health

Peer reviewed article

Malawi Briefing Paper - June 2019

Briefing Document

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