Sustainability Assessment of a District-Wide Quality Improvement on Newborn Care Program in Rural Rwanda: A Mixed-Method Study
Evrard Nahimana(Partners In Health), Lisa R. Hirschhorn(Northwestern University), Bethany Hedt Gauthier(Harvard University), Fulgence Nkikabahizi(Ministry of Health), Christina Thompson Lively(Harvard University), Hannay Gilbert(Harvard University), Merab Nishimwe(Partners In Health), Francois Bizimana(Partners In Health), Hema Magge(Harvard University), Félix Sayinzoga(Ministry of Health)
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