Co-creation, co-design or co-production? Reflections on the development of urban health systems implementation strategies to improve access and quality of primary healthcare services in Bangladesh, Ghana, Nepal and Nigeria

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Using Quantitative Methods to Understand Gender and Intersectionality in Urban Health Research: The MAIHDA approach

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Linkage between Pharmacies and Health Systems for NCDs Management. A Guide for Policymakers and Practitioners

Exploring demand and supply-side barriers to safe water, sanitation and hygiene services in urban slums in southeast Nigeria

Evaluating the outcomes of a school-based intervention on water, sanitation, and hygiene practices in urban slums of Nigeria: a qualitative evaluation based on implementation research outcome frameworks

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Designing context-specific implementation strategies to improve water, sanitation, and hygiene in urban low-income settlements in Nigeria: Outcome of stakeholders’ collaborative approach

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Public–private mix for tuberculosis in urban health systems in least-developed, low-income and lower–middle-income countries and territories: a systematic review