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Health partnerships review: focusing collaborative efforts on research and innovation for the health of the poor

By: Martin, Stephen A [Editor]

Contributor(s): Francisco Andres de [ed.] | Sundaram, Lakshmi [ed] | Faich, Hannah-Sarah, ed | Gehner, Monika [ed]

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TextPublisher: Geneva : Global forum for health research, 2008Description: 97 p. ill., tblsSubject(s): Health | Developing Countries | Health Surveys | PartnershipSummary: This review focuses on the critical role of research and innovation with this partnership, examine how collaborative efforts can be strategically designed to improve health outcomes for the poor. It explores key factors influencing successful partnership, including equitable resource allocation, knowledge sharing, capacity building, and community engagement. The review also highlights innovative approaches and emerging technologies that can transform healthcare delivery and improve access to quality care for underserved communities.

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This review focuses on the critical role of research and innovation with this partnership, examine how collaborative efforts can be strategically designed to improve health outcomes for the poor. It explores key factors influencing successful partnership, including equitable resource allocation, knowledge sharing, capacity building, and community engagement. The review also highlights innovative approaches and emerging technologies that can transform healthcare delivery and improve access to quality care for underserved communities.

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