Successful implementation of a combined learning collaborative and mentoring intervention to improve neonatal quality of care in rural Rwanda
Jennifer Werdenberg(Boston Children's Hospital), Hema Magge(Harvard University), Christine Mutaganzwa(Partners In Health), Evrard Nahimana(Partners In Health), Merab Nyishime(Partners In Health), Anatole Manzi(University of Rwanda), Shalini Navale(Widener University), Lisa R. Hirschhorn(Northwestern University), Francois Biziyaremye(Partners In Health), David Tugizimana(Partners In Health)
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