The All Babies Count Initiative: Impact of a Health System Improvement Approach on Neonatal Care and Outcomes in Rwanda
Hema Magge(Harvard University), Lisa R. Hirschhorn(Northwestern University), Anatole Manzi(University of Rwanda), Félix Sayinzoga(Ministry of Health), Evrard Nahimana(Partners In Health), Merab Nyishime(Partners In Health), Jean Claude Mugunga(Partners In Health), Fulgence Nkikabahizi(Ministry of Health), Francois Biziyaremye(Partners In Health), Hari S. Iyer(Dana-Farber Cancer Institute), Elisabeth Tadiri(Massachusetts General Hospital), Bethany Hedt‐Gauthier(Harvard University)
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