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Chantelle Allen
Observed name:
Allen, Chantelle
Institution:
Jhpiego
Observed institutions:
Johns Hopkins University,
Jhpiego
OpenAlex ID:
A5074607376
Accelerating newborn survival in Ghana through a low-dose, high-frequency health worker training approach: a cluster randomized trial
2018
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Patricia P. Gomez
, Allyson R. Nelson
, et al.
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BMC Pregnancy and Childbirth
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84
PDF
“It builds your confidence… you’ve done well”: Healthcare workers’ experiences of participating in a low-dose, high-frequency training to improve newborn survival on the day of birth in Ghana
2019
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Amos Asiedu
, Allyson R. Nelson
, et al.
·
Gates Open Research
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18
PDF
Delivering quality care to all mothers and newborns requires governments to engage the private sector
2023
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Rajat Chabba
, Chantelle Allen
, et al.
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BMJ
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5
PDF
Can a standards-based approach improve access to and quality of primary health care? Findings from an end-of-project evaluation in Ghana
2019
·
Christina Maly
, Richard Okyere Boadu
, et al.
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PLoS ONE
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4
Evaluating primary healthcare service revitalization interventions though a knowledge, practice and coverage survey in earthquake-affected areas in Pakistan
2013
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Rashid Uz Zaman
, Tehzeeb Zulfiqar
, et al.
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Journal of Public Health and Epidemiology
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1
Peer Review Report For: “It builds your confidence… you’ve done well”: Healthcare workers’ experiences of participating in a low-dose, high-frequency training to improve newborn survival on the day of birth in Ghana [version 1; peer review: 2 approved]
2019
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Amos Asiedu
, Allyson R. Nelson
, et al.
PDF
Peer Review Report For: “It builds your confidence… you’ve done well”: Healthcare workers’ experiences of participating in a low-dose, high-frequency training to improve newborn survival on the day of birth in Ghana [version 1; peer review: 2 approved]
2019
·
Amos Asiedu
, Allyson R. Nelson
, et al.
Data for PLOS ONE article: Can a standards-based approach improve access to and quality of primary health care? Findings from an end-of-project evaluation in Ghana
2019
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Maly, Christina
, Boadu, Richard Okyere
, et al.
·
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112
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4
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